Democrat Kelli Perk won 39.69% and Libertarian David Macko earned 5.56%.
She was unopposed in the March primary, and won reelection to the state house with 55.52% of the vote over Democrat Anthony Fossaceca.
[5] Anielski and fellow representative Nan Baker have sponsored legislation initiated by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine that would enable regulators to oversee electronic sweepstakes and other "skill-based" games.
[6] The legislation is in part a response to the newly enabled casinos that are coming to Toledo, Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland.
[8] The proposed legislation regulates Internet sweepstake cafes, which many say abuse a loophole in state gambling law.