HRES 263 — Honoring Wendy Zhan on her retirement as the director of the Ohio Legislative Service Commission.

OH 136 session · introduced 2025-10-21

Latest action: — As Offered

Sponsors (99)

Matt Huffman (R, OH-78) — sponsor
Dani Isaacsohn (D, OH-24) — sponsor
Munira Abdullahi (D, OH-9) — sponsor
Cindy Abrams (R, OH-29) — sponsor
Rachel B. Baker (D, OH-27) — sponsor
Tim Barhorst (R, OH-85) — sponsor
Adam C. Bird (R, OH-63) — sponsor
Sean P. Brennan (D, OH-14) — sponsor
Juanita O. Brent (D, OH-18) — sponsor
Darnell T. Brewer (D, OH-22) — sponsor
Karen Brownlee (D, OH-28) — sponsor
Ashley Bryant Bailey (D, OH-26) — sponsor
Jamie Callender (R, OH-57) — sponsor
Thaddeus J. Claggett (R, OH-68) — sponsor
Gary Click (R, OH-88) — sponsor
Christine Cockley (D, OH-6) — sponsor
Meredith Craig (R, OH-77) — sponsor
Rodney Creech (R, OH-40) — sponsor
Jack K. Daniels (R, OH-32) — sponsor
Levi Dean (R, OH-71) — sponsor
Kellie Deeter (R, OH-54) — sponsor
Steve Demetriou (R, OH-35) — sponsor
Michael D. Dovilla (R, OH-17) — sponsor
Ron Ferguson (R, OH-96) — sponsor
Tex Fischer (R, OH-59) — sponsor
Sarah Fowler Arthur (R, OH-99) — sponsor
Haraz N. Ghanbari (R, OH-75) — sponsor
Chris Glassburn (D, OH-15) — sponsor
Michele Grim (D, OH-43) — sponsor
Jennifer Gross (R, OH-45) — sponsor
Derrick Hall (D, OH-34) — sponsor
Thomas Hall (R, OH-46) — sponsor
Mark Hiner (R, OH-98) — sponsor
Adam Holmes (R, OH-97) — sponsor
James M. Hoops (R, OH-81) — sponsor
Latyna M. Humphrey (D, OH-2) — sponsor
Dontavius L. Jarrells (D, OH-1) — sponsor
Marilyn John (R, OH-76) — sponsor
Mark Johnson (R, OH-92) — sponsor
Angela N. King (R, OH-84) — sponsor
Matthew Kishman (R, OH-50) — sponsor
Roy Klopfenstein (R, OH-82) — sponsor
Brian Lampton (R, OH-70) — sponsor
Jeff LaRe (R, OH-73) — sponsor
Meredith R. Lawson-Rowe (D, OH-5) — sponsor
Beth Lear (R, OH-61) — sponsor
Crystal Lett (D, OH-11) — sponsor
Brian Lorenz (R, OH-60) — sponsor
Gayle Manning (R, OH-52) — sponsor
Adam Mathews (R, OH-56) — sponsor
Ty D. Mathews (R, OH-83) — sponsor
Riordan T. McClain (R, OH-87) — sponsor
Lauren McNally (D, OH-58) — sponsor
Joseph A. Miller, III (D, OH-53) — sponsor
Kevin D. Miller (R, OH-69) — sponsor
Melanie Miller (R, OH-67) — sponsor
Ismail Mohamed (D, OH-3) — sponsor
Ty Moore (R, OH-95) — sponsor
Diane Mullins (R, OH-47) — sponsor
Johnathan Newman (R, OH-80) — sponsor
Mike Odioso (R, OH-30) — sponsor
Scott Oelslager (R, OH-48) — sponsor
Bob Peterson (R, OH-91) — sponsor
Beryl Brown Piccolantonio (D, OH-4) — sponsor
Justin Pizzulli (R, OH-90) — sponsor
Phil Plummer (R, OH-39) — sponsor
Tristan Rader (D, OH-13) — sponsor
Sharon A. Ray (R, OH-66) — sponsor
Tracy M. Richardson (R, OH-86) — sponsor
Kevin Ritter (R, OH-94) — sponsor
Monica Robb Blasdel (R, OH-79) — sponsor
Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. (D, OH-19) — sponsor
Bill Roemer (R, OH-31) — sponsor
Elgin Rogers, Jr. (D, OH-42) — sponsor
C. Allison Russo (D, OH-7) — sponsor
Jodi Salvo (R, OH-51) — sponsor
Nick Santucci (R, OH-64) — sponsor
Jean Schmidt (R, OH-62) — sponsor
Mark Sigrist (D, OH-10) — sponsor
Veronica R. Sims (D, OH-33) — sponsor
Anita Somani (D, OH-8) — sponsor
Jason Stephens (R, OH-93) — sponsor
Brian Stewart (R, OH-12) — sponsor
D. J. Swearingen (R, OH-89) — sponsor
Bride Rose Sweeney (D, OH-16) — sponsor
Eric Synenberg (D, OH-21) — sponsor
Michelle Teska (R, OH-55) — sponsor
Cecil Thomas (D, OH-25) — sponsor
David Thomas (R, OH-65) — sponsor
Jim Thomas (R, OH-49) — sponsor
Desiree Tims (D, OH-38) — sponsor
Daniel P. Troy (D, OH-23) — sponsor
Terrence Upchurch (D, OH-20) — sponsor
Andrea White (R, OH-36) — sponsor
Erika White (D, OH-41) — sponsor
Josh Williams (R, OH-44) — sponsor
Bernard Willis (R, OH-74) — sponsor
Heidi Workman (R, OH-72) — sponsor
Tom Young (R, OH-37) — sponsor

Action timeline (1)

2025-10-21 · house · refer_209 — Adopted

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referred to committee (1)

date	dir	entity	amount	role	source
—	→	Rules and Reference	—		oh-leg

Who matters on this bill

Who matters

Members ranked by combined influence on this bill: role (sponsor 5 / cosponsor 1), capped speech count from the Congressional Record, and recorded-vote engagement.

#	Member	Role	Voted	Score
1	Adam C. Bird (R, state_lower OH-63)	sponsor	—	5
2	Adam Holmes (R, state_lower OH-97)	sponsor	—	5
3	Adam Mathews (R, state_lower OH-56)	sponsor	—	5
4	Andrea White (R, state_lower OH-36)	sponsor	—	5
5	Angela N. King (R, state_lower OH-84)	sponsor	—	5
6	Anita Somani (D, state_lower OH-8)	sponsor	—	5
7	Ashley Bryant Bailey (D, state_lower OH-26)	sponsor	—	5
8	Bernard Willis (R, state_lower OH-74)	sponsor	—	5
9	Beryl Brown Piccolantonio (D, state_lower OH-4)	sponsor	—	5
10	Beth Lear (R, state_lower OH-61)	sponsor	—	5
11	Bill Roemer (R, state_lower OH-31)	sponsor	—	5
12	Bob Peterson (R, state_lower OH-91)	sponsor	—	5
13	Brian Lampton (R, state_lower OH-70)	sponsor	—	5
14	Brian Lorenz (R, state_lower OH-60)	sponsor	—	5
15	Brian Stewart (R, state_lower OH-12)	sponsor	—	5
16	Bride Rose Sweeney (D, state_lower OH-16)	sponsor	—	5
17	C. Allison Russo (D, state_lower OH-7)	sponsor	—	5
18	Cecil Thomas (D, state_lower OH-25)	sponsor	—	5
19	Chris Glassburn (D, state_lower OH-15)	sponsor	—	5
20	Christine Cockley (D, state_lower OH-6)	sponsor	—	5
21	Cindy Abrams (R, state_lower OH-29)	sponsor	—	5
22	Crystal Lett (D, state_lower OH-11)	sponsor	—	5
23	D. J. Swearingen (R, state_lower OH-89)	sponsor	—	5
24	Dani Isaacsohn (D, state_lower OH-24)	sponsor	—	5
25	Daniel P. Troy (D, state_lower OH-23)	sponsor	—	5

Stance (positions taken)

Predicted vote

Aggregated from: actual roll-call votes (when present) → sponsor → cosponsor → party median (predicts YES when ≥25% of the caucus sponsored/cosponsored). Each row labels its confidence tier so you can see why a position was predicted.

0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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2026-05-24 · was referred to Rules and Reference · oh-leg

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