Niki Frenchko is kicking off an America First campaign to defend the Second Amendment, lower the cost of living, secure the border, eliminate property taxes, protect public safety, fight for farmers, hospital workers, and working families.

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Frenchko is a U.S. Army Reserve veteran, former county commissioner, America First Republican, and constitutional conservative with real-world government experience. She holds a Master's Degree in Public Administration and has worked in local government consulting and planning, helping communities manage budgets, infrastructure, development, public works, and essential services — experience that exposed waste, inefficiency, and misplaced priorities.

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Frenchko worked with federal agencies to shut down human trafficking operations, resulting in offenders being transferred into ICE custody. She also took action against the opioid epidemic by supporting enforcement, prevention, and community response efforts aimed at saving lives and rebuilding families.

 

Frenchko's campaign is about putting people over politics.

Frenchko worked with leadership at Youngstown Air Reserve Station and regional officials to protect the base from threats tied to Branch Realignment and Closure (BRAC), helping safeguard military readiness and local jobs.

 

A gun club member, concealed carry permit holder, and strong Second Amendment advocate, Frenchko supports border enforcement, domestic energy production, and an America First economic agenda. She is a pro-life constitutional conservative who also supports medical freedom and the right of patients and doctors — not insurance companies or federal bureaucrats — to make healthcare decisions.

As a former athlete and mother of daughters who competed in sports, Frenchko is committed to protecting women's sports for biological females and preserving fair and safe competition.