Retiring Guy's Digest: 2024 elections: Who will run in Ohio's 6th congressional district now that Republican Bill Johnson is not running for re-election

The rock-ribbed Republican, gerrymandered 6th CD is located in eastern Ohio, extending from Marietta along the Ohio River north to Youngstown.

Source: Ballotpedia

Roll Call, 11/21/2023

Republican Rep. Bill Johnson of Ohio announced Tuesday he will not seek reelection in 2024 after accepting an offer to become Youngstown State University’s new president.
Johnson, who was first elected to represent The Buckeye State’s 6th District in 2010, said in a statement he will continue serving in the House “for several more months” and that the decision to leave was “extremely difficult.” The website Mahoning Matters reported Johnson would be paid $410,000 annually and needs to start by March 15. Members of the House are paid $174,000.
“I will continue serving in the House for several more months, and you will see no let up,” Johnson wrote on the social media platform X. “There is still much left on my agenda to do before I depart Congress, including doing all I can to help pass tax exemption legislation to benefit the people of East Palestine as well as a broader rail safety bill, streamline America’s LNG export process, and advance a responsible budget and spending package for the remainder of this fiscal year.”