Adam Mathews News

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) on Tuesday voted in support of Senate Bill 214 – legislation to remove firearm suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns from Ohio’s definition of dangerous ordnance in alignment with federal law. 

COLUMBUS, OH – State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) today announced that the Ohio Chamber of Commerce named him Legislator of the Year for the House Majority Caucus, recognizing his strong support for Ohio’s business community and his leadership on key economic policy initiatives.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) today voted in support of a legislative effort that will temporarily suspend Ohio’s State Gas Tax for 90 days, providing real relief to Ohioans as fuel costs continue to rise. 

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) today recognized Ali O’Rourke, a District 56 high school student whose artwork was selected to be included in the House of Representatives High School Student Art Exhibition. 

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) celebrates the announcement that the CareSource Invitational, a college basketball tournament, is coming to Mason, bringing a new college basketball event to the Cincinnati Open campus.

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) celebrated the recent announcement that the State of Ohio has been named number one in the nation for business, according to CNBC America’s Top States for Business rankings.

State Representatives Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) and Ty Moore (R-Caldwell) announced the introduction of a resolution urging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to review and reconsider certain federal methane regulations. 

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) this week voted in support of a comprehensive legislative package aimed at fighting fraud, waste and abuse within Ohio’s Medicaid program with the goal of protecting taxpayer dollars. 

State Representative Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) today voted in support of Ohio’s Capital Budget bill, a two-year capital improvements budget for community projects throughout the state totaling nearly $4 billion.