Tristan Rader News

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Tristan W. Rader (D–Lakewood) and State Rep. Justin Pizzulli (R–Scioto County) today presented sponsor testimony on HB 779, the JobsOhio Transparency Act, to the House General Government Committee.

COLUMBUS – State Reps. Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood) and Mike Odioso (R – Green Township) recently introduced House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 44 to encourage County Boards of Developmental Disabilities to adopt councils of self-advocates.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Tristan Rader (D – Lakewood) today marched for Climate and Economic Justice with Athens-to-Columbus Advocates. Rep. Rader stood alongside Ohioans calling for climate justice.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Tristan Rader (D – Lakewood) today introduced legislation to repeal the data center sales tax exemption following a recent article indicating that Ohio has forgone $1.6 billion dollars in 2025 due to the incentive. This is a loss 11 times larger than the Ohio Department of Taxation originally estimated.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood) today celebrated the unanimous passage of House Bill (HB) 163 from the House Agriculture Committee. HB 163 would fund chip-enabled EBT cards for SNAP program participants.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood) today celebrated the unanimous passage of House Bill (HB) 163 from the House Agriculture Committee. HB 163 would fund chip-enabled EBT cards for SNAP program participants.

COLUMBUS – State Reps. Abdullahi (D-Columbus) and Tristan Rader (D-Lakewood) last week introduced legislation that would create a state-funded, tuition-free public higher education for all Ohio students.

COLUMBUS – Last week, State Reps. Cockley (D-Columbus) and Rader (D-Lakewood) introduced House Bill (HB) 853. This legislation would require decommission plans to be submitted to the Ohio Power Siting Board and submit safety plans to local fire departments prior to construction of a natural gas fuel cell facility.

COLUMBUS – Ohio House Energy Committee Democrats today applauded the decision of the Ohio Supreme Court that declares submetering companies’ public utilities. Now, companies like Nationwide Energy Partners (NEP) will be under the purview of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).