Jean Schmidt News

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives today voted to override Governor DeWine’s recent veto of House Bill 68, announced State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland). 

COLUMBUS—State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) today issued the following statement regarding Governor DeWine’s veto of Sub. House Bill 68:

"I'm very disappointed in Governor DeWine’s decision to veto HB 68. I look forward to working with leadership to address the issue of overriding the veto."

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Bill 268, legislation to designate a portion of State Route 32 as the Richard "Dick" Mallon Memorial Highway, announced State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland).

COLUMBUS—State Reps. Justin Pizzulli (R-Scioto County) and Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) are pleased to announce that House Bill 283, legislation to add a judge to the Adams County common pleas court, today passed out of the House Civil Justice Committee.

COLUMBUS—The House Government Oversight Committee yesterday passed House Bill 51, the Second Amendment Preservation Act, announced joint sponsors State Rep. Mike Loychik (R-Bazetta) and State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland).

COLUMBUS—The Civil Justice Committee today heard significant proponent testimony on House Bill 283, legislation that will add a judge to the Adams County common pleas court, announced State Reps. Justin Pizzulli (R-Scioto County) and Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland).

COLUMBUS—The Ohio Department of Transportation last week announced the installation of a stoplight that will be strategically located close to the new Milford Middle School building, announced State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland).

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Resolution 292, announced State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland).

COLUMBUS—The House Finance Committee yesterday continued hearings on House Bill 244, which will appropriate funding to repair the fire department building located in Goshen, Ohio, announced bill sponsor, State Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland). The legislation received significant proponent testimony from 19 individuals. 

COLUMBUS—State Reps. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) and Adam Miller (D-Columbus) recently introduced a bipartisan bill that would repeal Ohio’s death penalty.