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Mark Campbell
Mark Campbell
Background and Bio
Mark Campbell, a lifelong resident of Huber Heights, Ohio. He spent 40 years as President of Wayside Collision Centers, and now works as a Performance Manager for Gerber Collision & Glass. His community involvement includes the Miami Valley Military Affairs Association, the City Hall Building Committee, the YMCA Fundraising Campaign Committee, and the Huber Heights Charter Review Commission. He was first elected to Huber Heights City Council in 1986 and has served continuously since 1990, including serving as Vice Mayor five times, most recently in 2025. He has been married for nearly 50 years and is the father of five adult children.
Policy Issue Summaries
  • Economy and Taxes: Campbell’s campaign materials state his support for cutting “unnecessary spending,” enacting tax relief, address workforce readiness, and making homeownership more affordable. His campaign expressed support for polices that serve local businesses and create job growth. According to his campaign, he will work to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent on essential services and supports lowering property taxes, gas taxes, and sales taxes. 
  • Education: His campaign materials express his support for ensuring state resources “reach local classrooms” and support students and teachers. 
  • Healthcare: According to his campaign, he supports proposals that help address addiction and mental health.

Endorsements
  • National Federation of Independent Business Ohio (NFIB Ohio PAC)
  • Ohio Right to Life PAC
  • Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters (OAPFF)

Background and Bio
Mark Campbell, a lifelong resident of Huber Heights, Ohio. He spent 40 years as President of Wayside Collision Centers, and now works as a Performance Manager for Gerber Collision & Glass. His community involvement includes the Miami Valley Military Affairs Association, the City Hall Building Committee, the YMCA Fundraising Campaign Committee, and the Huber Heights Charter Review Commission. He was first elected to Huber Heights City Council in 1986 and has served continuously since 1990, including serving as Vice Mayor five times, most recently in 2025. He has been married for nearly 50 years and is the father of five adult children.
Policy Issue Summaries
  • Economy and Taxes: Campbell’s campaign materials state his support for cutting “unnecessary spending,” enacting tax relief, address workforce readiness, and making homeownership more affordable. His campaign expressed support for polices that serve local businesses and create job growth. According to his campaign, he will work to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent on essential services and supports lowering property taxes, gas taxes, and sales taxes. 
  • Education: His campaign materials express his support for ensuring state resources “reach local classrooms” and support students and teachers. 
  • Healthcare: According to his campaign, he supports proposals that help address addiction and mental health.

Endorsements
  • National Federation of Independent Business Ohio (NFIB Ohio PAC)
  • Ohio Right to Life PAC
  • Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters (OAPFF)

Last Updated:2026-09-24
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