Jennifer Gross discusses surveillance technology and political goals in recent posts

Jennifer Gross, Ohio State Representative from the 45th District
Jennifer Gross, Ohio State Representative from the 45th District
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Ohio State Representative Jennifer Gross, known for her legislative leadership on health policy and community revitalization, recently posted a series of statements on social media regarding surveillance technology, political priorities, and upcoming legislative efforts.

On May 17, 2026, Gross commented on the expansion of surveillance technologies beyond law enforcement use. She stated, “Flock cameras are not just for local police anymore. You see? ‘Those who give up freedom for safety will lose both freedom & safety.’ Benjamin Franklin

Costco shoppers risk being inspected by ‘automatic’ anti-theft measure – & it happens before they walk into the store”.

In a subsequent post dated May 20, 2026, Gross addressed the purpose of political office. She wrote, “The goal of politics should not be to KEEP your job. The goal of politics is to KEEP our constitutional republic.
~~OH House Rep Jennifer Gross
District 45
@MassieforKY @ACTBrigitte @DannoActon @EricLDaugh”
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Later that same day, she referenced ongoing committee work and collaboration with journalist Luke Rosiak: “I am so proud to have had @lukerosiak with us in my committee. We have our marching orders, a plan, and a goal to have a legislative fix to some of these issues within the next 3 weeks. Stay tuned.”

Gross’s public service background includes serving as a lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force for 21 years, with deployments in Saudi Arabia and Sarajevo (official website). Her experience spans military service and healthcare leadership roles. She resides in West Chester with her family and has been active in several legislative committees such as Community Revitalization Committee and Government Oversight Committee (official website). Additionally, she is affiliated with American Legion Post 681 and VFW Post 7696 (official website).



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