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David P. Joyce is the Republican U.S. representative for Ohio’s 14th District. His official biography records that he worked as a public defender before being elected Geauga County prosecutor in 1988, serving in that role for nearly 25 years before his 2012 election to Congress.
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David P. Joyce is the Republican U.S. representative for Ohio’s 14th District. His official biography records that he worked as a public defender before being elected Geauga County prosecutor in 1988, serving in that role for nearly 25 years before his 2012 election to Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓David P. Joyce is the Republican U.S. representative for Ohio’s 14th District. His official biography records that he worked as a public defender before being elected Geauga County prosecutor in 1988, serving in that role for nearly 25 years before his 2012 election to Congress.
Joyce’s House materials describe sustained work on Great Lakes restoration, addiction treatment and recovery, and federal appropriations. His office also records his earlier chairmanship of the Republican Governance Group, which ended before the 119th Congress.
For the 119th Congress, Joyce’s official office materials list service on the House Appropriations Committee, including chairmanship of the Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee, as well as service on the Homeland Security Committee. Those assignments are recorded as institutional public record rather than evidence of any separate factual claim.
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