
Meet Aaron Weiner
Aaron Weiner is a fourth-generation Cincinnatian, a longtime realtor, and an active contributor to numerous civic, cultural, and philanthropic organizations across the city. A graduate of The Ohio State University, Aaron has spent 25 years in real estate helping families and small businesses thrive.
Raised in a family of educators, Aaron’s values are grounded in service and inclusion. His mother is a retired special education teacher with Cincinnati Public Schools and his father was a longtime substitute teacher after retiring from a career in business. Aaron lives in Clifton with his two dogs, Findlay and Gigi, and remains an active presence in community life.
Aaron currently serves on the Boards of the Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati and formerly served on the Board of Governors of the Human Rights Campaign. His passion for neighborhood revitalization and leadership in the arts is evident through his work with the College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CHCURC) as an Advisory Board Member and as Co-Chair of the 2024 Clifton Home and Garden Tour, and as a key organizer of the 2025 Cliftonfest Arts Festival.
Aaron Weiner brings the experience, energy, and collaborative spirit needed to build a stronger, more vibrant Cincinnati for everyone.
Why Run for Council?
Aaron is running for Cincinnati City Council to restore common sense and accountability to local government. After decades of professional service in real estate, nonprofit organizations, and community engagement, Aaron knows what our neighborhoods need most: safe streets, responsive city services, functional infrastructure, and a voice that listens. His mission is simple — return to the basics and ensure every resident, in every neighborhood, benefits from a City Hall that works.
Too often, politics gets in the way of practical solutions. As a longtime realtor, Aaron has seen firsthand how short-sighted development policies and top-down decisions can undermine the very fabric of our neighborhoods. His experience gives him a unique perspective on how city planning affects affordability, stability, and quality of life across Cincinnati. Aaron is not running to make headlines or score political points. He's running to solve problems, cut through bureaucracy, and make sure that the city delivers on its promises to the people who call Cincinnati home.
Whether it’s fixing potholes, keeping our neighborhoods clean, or making sure first responders have the resources they need, the basics matter — and they’ve been ignored for too long. Aaron Weiner will fight for smarter development that respects the character of each community, supports long-time residents, and invites real neighborhood input. He’ll work to repeal Connected Communities and champion policies that revitalize without displacement. Aaron will ensure that growth benefits everyone, not just a few. With your support, we can bring a renewed focus on results, respect, and real leadership to City Hall.
