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By the People, for the People
Two Republicans Vie for Ohio House District 60 Seat
Incumbent Brian Lorenz faces challenger Peggy Guzzo in May 5 primary election.
Apr. 8, 2026 at 12:18pm
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Republican voters in Ohio's 60th House District will choose between incumbent Brian Lorenz and challenger Peggy Guzzo in the May 5 primary election. The district covers parts of southern Delaware County, including Powell, Lewis Center, and the Polaris area. The winner of the Republican primary will advance to the general election.
Why it matters
This race will determine the Republican nominee for the 60th District seat, which is considered a safe Republican seat. The outcome could impact the balance of power in the Ohio House of Representatives.
The details
Incumbent Brian Lorenz is seeking re-election, while Peggy Guzzo is challenging him in the Republican primary. The 60th District includes parts of southern Delaware County, an area that has trended Republican in recent elections.
- The primary election will be held on May 5, 2026.
- The general election is scheduled for November 2026.
The players
Brian Lorenz
The incumbent Republican representative for Ohio's 60th House District, seeking re-election.
Peggy Guzzo
The Republican challenger for the 60th House District seat, running against the incumbent Brian Lorenz.
What’s next
The winner of the Republican primary on May 5 will advance to the November 2026 general election.
The takeaway
This race will determine the Republican nominee for a safe Republican seat in the Ohio House of Representatives, potentially impacting the balance of power in the state legislature.

