Female Lutheran pastor mounts uphill bid for Ohio congressional seat — The Washington Post

While the presidential candidates have been discussing values and downplaying their personal religious beliefs, faith is front and center in the race for Ohio’s 5th Congressional District.

To the Editor: Zimmann ‘will represent us, not lobbyists’ — The Sentinel-Tribune

“Latta represents Latta. He’s definitely not like his father. Bob receives huge donations from electric companies and other lobbying groups who tell him how to vote. But he’s known for not doing much. Well, the 5th District -Ohio deserves more. And now we have a chance.”

To the Editor: Latta should debate Zimmann — The Sentinel-Tribune

“What is Bob Latta afraid of? Why doesn’t he want to debate Angela Zimmann? He’s afraid he doesn’t have an answer, because he hasn’t done anything worthwhile for his district. He only got into this because of his father’s name.”

Zimmann defends education, Ohio’s interests — The BG News

“She is 100 percent the perfect candidate,” said Michael Hart, vice president of the College Democrats. “She reminded me there are people out there who want to make a difference.”

Zimmann shares moderate views of this district — Sentinel-Tribune

“When I discovered I was in Ohio 5 I took a look at Bob Latta’s voting record because I wanted to see who would represent me. When I saw he voted against the auto bailout and against women’s issues specifically the fair pay act, domestic violence and choice, I felt like those two issues in tandem meant he was not the representative for me nor this district.”