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Paula Hicks-Hudson

Currently holds the office of Ohio State Senate - District 11 until January 1, 2027.

Candidate for Lucas County Commission (Term Commencing 1/3) in 2024 Ohio Primary Election.

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Paula Hicks-Hudson

Ohio State Senate - District 11

About Paula Hicks-Hudson

Professional Experience
Ohio House of Representatives, Representative (2019 - Present)
Toledo City, Mayor (2015 - 2018)
Toledo City, Toledo City Council - 4th District (2011 - 2015)
Upward Bound Program at Central State University, Teacher
Toledo Legal Aid Society, Reginald Heber Smith Fellow
Private Legal Practice, Attorney
University of Toledo's College of Law, Criminal Justice Professor
Degrees
JD, University of Iowa
Master's, Cleveland State University, Communications Development (1975)
Bachelor's, Spelman College, Political Science and Journalism (1973)

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