Republican News

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives Wednesday passed Keith’s Law, legislation to enhance first responders’ ability to assist individuals with special needs during emergencies, announced State Representative Monica Robb Blasdel (R-Columbiana).

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives Wednesday passed Keith’s Law, legislation to enhance first responders’ ability to assist individuals with special needs during emergencies, announced State Representative Michelle Teska (R-Clearcreek Township).

Speaker of the Ohio House Matt Huffman (R-Lima) and State Representative Heidi Workman (R-Rootstown) today welcomed Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to the Ohio Statehouse to discuss House Joint Resolution 3 (H.J.R 3), legislation that calls for Congressional term limits through a convention of states. 

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Sharon Ray (R-Wadsworth) recently provided sponsor testimony before the House Workforce and Higher Education Committee on House Bill 25, legislation to establish the Foster-to-College Scholarship Program. 

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives last week passed House Resolution 87, legislation to establish Nurses Week in the State of Ohio, announced State Representative Matthew Kishman (R-Minerva).

COLUMBUS—State Representative Bill Roemer (R-Richfield) recently participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Wendy’s located in the Village of Boston Heights. 

COLUMBUS – State Reps. Jim Hoops (R-Napoleon) and Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. (D-Solon) recently introduced a House Concurrent Resolution to urge U.S. Congress to designate the Buckeye Trail as a National Scenic Trail.

The Ohio House of Representatives yesterday recognized The Ohio State University football team, including Head Coach Ryan Day and four players, on the House floor with a resolution, commending them for their National Championship victory in January.

COLUMBUS—The House Judiciary Committee Wednesday began hearings on House Bill 203, Aspen Runnels’ Law, announced bill sponsor, State Representative Thomas Hall (R- Madison Twp.).

COLUMBUS – The House Commerce and Labor Committee Wednesday began hearings on House Bill 246, commonsense legislation that uplifts the Ohio worker by requiring employers to use the E-Verify program to verify the employment eligibility of new hires, announced bill sponsor, State Rep. D.J. Swearingen (R-Huron).