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House Insurance Committee

The Ohio House Insurance Committee has 14 members — 9 Republicans and 5 Democrats. 54 bills have been referred to it in the 136th General Assembly.

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Members

Committees are where most of the legislature's detailed work happens. After a bill is introduced, it is assigned to a committee, which holds hearings, takes testimony, and decides whether to send it back to the full chamber for a vote. The chair controls which bills are heard — so a bill can stall here without ever receiving a vote.

Chair: The head of a committee, typically a member of the majority party. They control the committee's agenda, schedule hearings, and preside over meetings.
Vice Chair: A member who assists the chair and presides in their absence. Some committees may have a Vice Chair for both the majority and minority parties.
Ranking Member: The highest-ranking member of the minority party on a committee.

Chair

Brian E. Lampton

District 70

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Vice Chair

Meredith Craig

District 77

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Ranking Member

Derrick Hall

District 34

Political Party Democrat

Chamber House

Angela N. King

District 84

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Bob Peterson

District 91

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Brian Lorenz

District 60

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Bride Rose Sweeney

District 16

Political Party Democrat

Chamber House

Christine Cockley

District 6

Political Party Democrat

Chamber House

Dontavius L. Jarrells

District 1

Political Party Democrat

Chamber House

Jack K. Daniels

District 32

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Kellie Deeter

District 54

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Marilyn S. John

District 76

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Tim Barhorst

District 85

Political Party Republican

Chamber House

Tristan Rader

District 13

Political Party Democrat

Chamber House

Bills

Bills referred to this committee. A bill must be reported out of committee before the full chamber can vote on it. Learn how committees handle bills. Select any bill to see its full history, sponsors, and how each member voted.