Ohio AG Candidates Agree on Flock Cameras, ICE Cooperation with Nuance
Ohio Attorney General candidates Keith Faber (Republican) and John Kulewicz (Democrat) have similar views on Flock cameras, agreeing they are useful tools but require stricter protocols and warrant requirements for data access. Both candidates also stated they would cooperate with…
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 29, 2026 — Ohio Attorney General candidates Keith Faber, a Republican, and John Kulewicz, a Democrat, share common ground on the utility of Flock cameras and cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, though with distinct priorities noted by Kulewicz.
Both candidates have expressed that Flock cameras, a type of surveillance technology often used by law enforcement, are valuable tools. However, they both indicated that their use should be accompanied by more rigorous protocols and stricter warrant requirements for accessing the data collected by these cameras.
The summary provided does not specify the exact nature of the stricter protocols or warrant requirements either candidate would advocate for, nor does it detail specific instances where these cameras have been used or debated in Ohio.
In addition to their views on surveillance technology, both Faber and Kulewicz stated their intention to cooperate with requests from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Kulewicz, however, qualified his stance by noting that while he would cooperate with ICE, such cooperation would not be his primary focus if elected as Attorney General. The specific prioritization of issues within the Attorney General’s office was not detailed beyond this statement.
Further details regarding the candidates’ specific policy proposals for Flock camera data access or the exact mechanisms of their proposed cooperation with federal agencies were not included in the provided trend summary.
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