30 years fighting for families.
Ann Marie Donegan is a registered nurse and healthcare executive with more than 30 years of experience inside the system that's failing working families. She has negotiated on behalf of insurers, worked with physicians, hospitals, and rural health clinics, and managed Medicaid operations across Ohio.
She has seen the problem from every angle — and she knows exactly where the money is going and who's taking it.
About Ann Marie
A mayor who took on corruption —
and won.
As mayor of Olmsted Falls, Ann Marie pushed for reform in the police department. In retaliation, officers fabricated charges against her and removed her 11-year-old son from her custody. Every charge was dismissed in under 30 days. An independent investigation confirmed the retaliation. She won her civil rights case and was fully vindicated.
No harassment, no bullying was going to stop her from doing what she knew was right. The department is better today because of what she did. Voters can expect that same fortitude when she goes to Washington.
A life like yours
Ann Marie grew up in Brook Park. Her dad worked the line at Ford Motor. Her mother was a secretary at the police station. She raised her son as a single mom. She runs a small business and buys her insurance through the ACA. She makes decisions at the grocery store about what she can afford — just like you do.
She's not a career politician. She's a nurse, a mom, and a fighter who's spent her whole life showing up for other people.
Key Credentials
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30+ year registered nurse and healthcare executive
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Healthcare consultant and small business owner
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Former Mayor of Olmsted Falls
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20+ years of community service, including city council
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Exposed police corruption; fully vindicated with $450K civil rights settlement
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Endorsed by labor unions, including Sheet Metal Workers, Pipefitters, IBEW, and Teamsters as mayor
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Endorsed by Nurses for America
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Lives in the district; purchases insurance through the ACA