Honoring Congressman Pat Tiberi for his service to the State of Ohio.

Sponsors

Policy doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Meet the representatives and senators who introduced this bill and are pushing it through the chamber. Click on any sponsor to see their district, party affiliation, and what other legislation they’ve championed this session.

Primary Sponsors

Richard D. Brown

District 5

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Democrat

Anne Gonzales

District 19

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Mike Duffey

District 21

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Jim Hughes

District 24

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Bernadine Kennedy Kent

District 25

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Democrat

John M. Rogers

District 60

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Democrat

Rick Carfagna

District 68

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Scott Ryan

District 71

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Larry Householder

District 72

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Ron Hood

District 78

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Dorothy Pelanda

District 86

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Brian Hill

District 97

Chamber House of Representatives

Party Republican

Theresa Gavarone

District 2

Chamber Senate

Party Republican

Andrew O. Brenner

District 19

Chamber Senate

Party Republican

Mark Romanchuk

District 22

Chamber Senate

Party Republican

Co-Sponsors

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Related Committees

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Documents

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