Tom Pruss, a Toledo Libertarian, is running for Ohio secretary of state in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, general election. He faces Allison Russo, a Democrat, and Robert Sprague, a Republican, according to BallotReady election data.
The secretary of state oversees elections across Ohio, including in Butler County.
Candidate information
- Party: Libertarian
- Hometown: Toledo, Ohio
- Business: Owner, Northcoast PMM LLC/Blink Print & Mail (since 2017)
- Career background: Printing industry since 1985, according to his campaign website
On the issues
All positions below are the candidate's stated views from his campaign website.
Election transparency: Pruss said he would make election data easily accessible, improve public reporting and increase campaign finance accountability. He said he opposes last-minute rule changes and would promote consistent statewide election procedures.
Ballot access: Pruss said he would enforce ballot laws equally, oppose unnecessary signature hurdles and defend voter choice. He also called for secure voting systems and accurate voter rolls.
Small business: Pruss said he would streamline business filings, improve online systems and reduce red tape.
The West Chester-Liberty Herald sent a questionnaire to all candidates in this race. Pruss had not returned it as of publication. The Herald was unable to locate a Ballotpedia page for this candidate.
