Eric Synenberg News

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today voted “NO” on the Republican state operating budget, House Bill (HB) 96, because it arbitrarily and recklessly slashes critical state funding areas while failing to benefit everyday Ohioans. Rather than provide real and meaningful support to Ohio’s citizens, House Republicans chose to dismantle the constitutional and bipartisan fair school funding formula, dump more taxpayer money into vouchers for charter non-public and private schools that benefit the wealthiest Ohioans, and authorize a $600M handout to the owners of the Browns to build a new stadium outside of Cleveland amidst opposition by local leaders.

COLUMBUS – The Ohio Jewish Caucus today released the following statement concerning the use of an offensive Nazi reference by U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) aimed at Minority Leader of the United States Senate Chuck Schumer (D-NY), the highest ranking Jewish person in the U.S. government: 

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today along with other members of the Ohio House Democratic Caucus sent a letter to Governor Mike DeWine respectfully requesting he veto Senate Bill (SB) 1, the Higher Education Destruction Act. 

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today voted no on Senate Bill (SB) 1, the Higher Education Destruction Act: 

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today announced he was appointed to serve on the Attorney General’s Elder Abuse Commission.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today voted to pass the bipartisan Ohio Transportation Budget (House Bill 54) through the Ohio House of Representatives. The budget’s appropriation of $11.5 billion is a significant investment into the future of Ohio jobs, connecting the workforce to the worksite, and the bill will improve roads, bridges, and transit systems across Ohio.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today joined The Ohio House Democratic Caucus in sending a letter to Governor Mike DeWine and Attorney General Dave Yost urging them to not appeal Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Michael Holbrook’s ruling that the governor violated a statue in 2021 when he refused to accept $900 million in federal unemployment during the pandemic. The ruling, if not appealed by the attorney general and if the funds are distributed by the governor, means 300,000 Ohio families will be eligible for meaningful financial support.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Jewish Caucus today issued the following statement honoring International Holocaust Remembrance Day in memory of the six million Jewish people murdered during the Holocaust and the millions of other victims at the hands of Nazi persecution, and the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp: 

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood) today announced he has been assigned to the following House Committees for the 136th General Assembly, including assignment as ranking member to the House Financial Institutions Committee:

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Jewish Caucus today issued the following  statement on the news that Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire and hostage release deal: