Mike Odioso News

COLUMBUS – State Representative Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) is excited to announce the leadership and creation of the bipartisan, bicameral Developmental Disabilities (DD) Legislative Caucus, with Caucus Co-Chairs Representative Crystal Lett (D-Columbus), Senator George Lang (R-West Chester), and Senator Bill DeMora (D-Columbus). 

COLUMBUS, OH – State Representative Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 565, the “Grand Jury Privacy and Protection Act.”

COLUMBUS—State Representatives Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) and Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Twp.) are pleased to announce that the Ohio House of Representatives today passed the “SHE WINS” Act, legislation that ensures a woman’s right to make a fully informed decision about an elective abortion without modifying provisions in the Ohio Constitution.  

State Representatives Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) and Mike Dovilla (R-Berea) yesterday held a press conference to discuss House Bill 683, companion legislation to Senator Thomas Patton’s (R-Strongsville) Senate Bill 350. The bill is designed to grant the Ohio Inspector General’s Office law enforcement authority when acting within the scope of its statutory duties. 

State Representatives Mike Odioso (R-Green Township) and Mark Sigrist (D-Grove City) today held a press conference to highlight recently introduced legislation aimed at strengthening pedestrian protections, clarifying driver responsibilities, and reinforcing penalties for serious vehicular offenses. 

COLUMBUS—State Representatives Gayle Manning (R-Avon) and Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) recently introduced House Bill 715, legislation to establish reporting requirements for chartered, nonpublic schools that receive state scholarships.

COLUMBUS, OH — State Representatives Adam Bird (R-New Richmond) and Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) will host a press conference Tuesday to announce new legislation related to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in high school sports.

COLUMBUS, OH — State Representatives Adam Bird (R-New Richmond) and Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) today announced legislation to protect middle and high school students by setting clear, statewide rules on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals.

State Representatives Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp) and Thomas Hall (R-Madison Twp) introduced House Bill 594 at the end of 2025. This legislation is designed to expand computer science education in every public high school and ensure all Ohio students graduate prepared for an AI-driven economy. The bill is a response to the critical workforce need identified by industry leaders throughout the state.  

COLUMBUS—State Representative Mike Odioso (R-Green Twp.) will provide remarks at the Ohio Computer Science & AI for All Advocacy Day, which will take place later this month at the Ohio Statehouse. Nearly 80 K-12 students and educators from across the state will gather to highlight how computer science and AI education prepares students for high-demand careers and strengthens Ohio’s workforce competitiveness.