Ohio's 8th congressional district, Congressional district in southwestern Ohio, United States.
Ohio's 8th congressional district is a representation area in the southwestern part of the state, stretching from the Indiana border eastward through multiple communities. The district includes cities like Hamilton, Fairfield, and Middletown, along with smaller towns and surrounding areas.
The district was established in 1823 as a congressional voting area. John Boehner, who represented the region, later became the 53rd Speaker of the House of Representatives, bringing national attention to this district.
The district reflects a population mix of 786,259 residents with varied demographics across urban areas comprising 78 percent and rural regions making up 22 percent.
Residents can check their congressional representative through official district maps and government resources. This information helps when preparing to vote or contacting your elected officials.
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base sits within this district as one of Ohio's largest military installations. The base employs thousands of workers and shapes the region's economy in meaningful ways.
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