| Bills Introduced Since 5/18/2026 |
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| HB915 |
COVERAGE REQUIREMENT-EPINEPHRINE, GLUCAGON (ROBINSON P, BAKER R) To require health benefit plans and the Medicaid Program to cover epinephrine and glucagon for individuals eighteen years of age and younger and to cap cost sharing for epinephrine and glucagon in any form. |
| HB916 |
ESTABLISH CHILDREN’S DENTAL SERVICES PROGRAM (BAKER R) To establish the Children’s Dental Services Program and to make an appropriation. |
| HB917 |
REGARDING RENUMERATION-TERMINAL CARE FACILITIES (BAKER R) Regarding remuneration from residents of terminal care facilities for the homeless. |
| HB918 |
HEAP ELIGIBILITY-YOUNG CHILDREN (BAKER R) To expand HEAP summer crisis eligibility to include households with children under the age of five. |
| HB919 |
RESIDENTIAL UTILITY TERMINATION LIMITS (BAKER R) Regarding limitations to terminating utility service for residential customers. |
| HB920 |
ESTABLISH DO-NOT-INTUBATE PROCESS (BAKER R) To provide for a do-not-intubate order, protocol, and identification separate from a do-not-resuscitate order, protocol, and identification. |
| HB921 |
EXPAND E-VERIFY REQUIREMENTS (WILLIAMS J, SWEARINGEN D) To require additional Ohio employers to use E-verify and to prohibit certain employment practices. |
| HB922 |
COVERAGE REQUIREMENT-COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENINGS (TIMS D) To require insurance and Medicaid coverage of colorectal cancer screenings for individuals age 21 and older. |
| HB923 |
ADULT PAROLE AUTHORITY ENHANCEMENTS (WILLIAMS J) To enact the Adult Parole Authority Enhancement Act. |
| HB924 |
CREATE PUBLIC DEFENDER LOAN REPAYMENT PROGRAM (WILLIAMS J) To create the court-appointed public defender loan repayment program. |
| HB925 |
TAX CREDITS-AGENCIES ON AGING (WILLIAMS J) To allow area agencies on aging to couple the state historic rehabilitation and low-income housing tax credits and require a minimum price for low-income housing tax credits transferred by area agencies on aging. |
| HB926 |
CREATE HABITUAL FELONY OFFENDER SPECIFICATION (WILLIAMS J) To enact the Felony Accountability for Frequent Offenders Act to create a specification for a habitual felony offender. |
| HB927 |
OFFENSE EXPANSIONS-IMPORTUNING, OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE (WILLIAMS J) To expand the offenses of importuning and obstructing justice. |
| HB928 |
EXPAND ABORTION TRAFFICKING PROHIBITION (WILLIAMS J) To expand the prohibitions on abortion trafficking and the sale of a product of human conception resulting from abortion. |
| HB929 |
LIMITED-TERM LICENSE EXPIRATION REQUIREMENT (WILLIAMS J) To require all limited term licenses and identification cards to have a maximum one-year expiration and prohibit multi-year or permanent vehicle-related registrations for temporary residents. |
| HB930 |
ORIENTATION-NEW MEDICAID ENROLLEES (WILLIAMS J) To establish an orientation program for individuals newly enrolled in the Medicaid program and to designate this act the Medicaid Bridge to Independence Act. |
| HB931 |
E15 USE-STATE VEHICLES (WILLIAMS J) Regarding use of E15 blended fuel for state motor vehicles. |
| HB932 |
PROHIBIT FRAUDULENT USE-STATE FUNDS (WILLIAMS J) To prohibit fraudulent use of state funds. |
| HB933 |
ALLOW PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE OBJECTIONS (WILLIAMS J) To enact the Fair Trial Protection Act to create a process for objecting to a peremptory challenge on the basis that the challenge is based on the prospective juror’s race, color, religion, sex, military status, national origin, disability, age, or ancestry. |
| HB934 |
REGARDING ACADEMIC INTERVENTION-MATH (WILLIAMS J) To enact the Science of Math Act with regard to academic intervention services at public schools and the establishment of mathematics improvement and intervention plans. |
| HB935 |
COURT DETERMINATIONS-MENTAL ILLNESS, DISABILITY (WILLIAMS J) To allow a criminal court to determine whether a defendant is a mentally ill person subject to a court order or a person with an intellectual disability subject to institutionalization if the criminal court is determining whether the defendant is competent to stand trial. |
| HB936 |
SALES TAX EXEMPTION-MEDICAL ITEMS, SERVICES (BAKER R, SIGRIST M) Tto authorize a sales and use tax exemption for medical items and services eligible to be purchased with proceeds from flexible spending and health savings accounts. |
| HB937 |
PROHIBIT CERTAIN COST-SHARING PRACTICES (BAKER R, LORENZ B) To prohibit certain health insurance cost-sharing practices. |
| HB938 |
GOVERNMENT SIGNAGE PROHIBITION-OFFICIALS (HINER M, FISCHER T) To enact the No Free Advertising for Politicians Act to prohibit certain government signs from including a public official’s personal name or likeness. |
| HB939 |
REQUIRE EARLY INTERVENTION-DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES (WHITE A, ODIOSO M) To require county boards of developmental disabilities to provide early intervention services to eligible children. |
| HB940 |
PRICE INCREASE LIMITS-DRUGS (COCKLEY C, GRIM M) To prohibit certain increases in the prices of, and cost sharing for, prescription drugs and drug therapy related devices and supplies during a shortage and to name this act the Medical Shortage Protection Act. |
| HB941 |
ELIMINATE VACANT CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS (FISCHER T, CRAIG M) Regarding the elimination of vacant state civil service positions. |
| HB942 |
ESTABLISH OFF-ROAD ACTIVITIES LIABILITY (SALVO J, WORKMAN H) To establish a liability framework for participants, sponsors, and spectators during motorized off-road activities. |
| HB943 |
PROHIBIT DIET, MUSCLE BUILDING PILLS-MINORS (SALVO J, BAKER R) To prohibit the sale of over-the-counter diet pills and dietary supplements for weight loss or muscle building to minors. |
| HB944 |
JUVENILE FACILITY POLICY REQUIREMENTS (BAKER R) To require juvenile facilities to develop health care and education policies and make those policies available to the public on the facility’s web site. |
| HB945 |
REGARDING HOSPICE CARE REGULATION (WHITE A, ROEMER B) Regarding the regulation of hospice care programs. |
| HB946 |
LAW CHANGES-CHARITABLE BAIL ORGANIZATIONS (ABRAMS C) To enact law regarding charitable bail organizations. |
| HB947 |
COMMERCIAL ANIMAL POSSESSION REQUIREMENTS (CREECH R, THOMAS D) To establish requirements related to the possession of certain animals for commercial purposes. |
| HB948 |
REGARDING E-BIKE OPERATION, SAFETY (WHITE A, MILLER K) Regarding electric bicycle operation, education, and traffic safety. |
| HB949 |
ALLOW NONLETHAL WEAPONS-STATE CAMPUSES (DEAN L) To enact the Campus Self-Defense Act to allow adults to carry nonlethal self-defense weapons on state institution of higher education campuses. |
| HB950 |
CAMPAIGN FORMS-FORMER NAMES (FISCHER T) To require space on declarations of candidacy and petition forms for former names, and to remove the requirement that former names appear on the ballot. |
| HB951 |
EXCLUDE SEMITRAILERS-MOTOR VEHICLE SALES LAW (ROBB BLASDEL M, BARHORST T) To exclude semitrailers from the Motor Vehicle Sales Law. |
| HB952 |
PRESERVE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM (MATHEWS A, FISCHER T) To provide for the preservation of religious freedom and to name this act the Ohio Religious Freedom Restoration Act. |
| HB953 |
SUPPORT JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT-APPROPRIATION (WILLIAMS J) To make an appropriation to support Junior Achievement of Northwestern Ohio’s fifth year program. |
| HB954 |
ADDRESS RENEWABLE BIOMASS REGULATION (MILLER K) To address the regulation of renewable biomass. |
| HB955 |
EXPAND HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION-DISABLED VETERAN SURVIVING SPOUSES (MILLER J, GLASSBURN C) To expand the enhanced homestead exemption for the surviving spouse of a disabled veteran. |
| HB956 |
IMPOSE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS-MEDICAID PROVIDERS (STEPHENS J, BARHORST T) To impose insurance requirements on certain Medicaid providers. |
| HB957 |
PROHIBIT NEW DATA CENTER SALES TAX EXEMPTIONS (RADER T) To prohibit new data center sales tax exemptions from being granted. |
| HCR45 |
RECOGNIZING NATIONAL BLACK CAUCUS OF STATE LEGISLATORS (BREWER D, UPCHURCH T) Recognizing the National Black Caucus of State Legislators on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary. |
| HCR46 |
URGE CONGRESS END POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION LOANS (MCCLAIN R) To encourage Congress to end support for post-secondary education loans. |
| HJR9 |
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE-VOTER ID REQUIREMENT (WORKMAN H, BIRD A) Proposing to enact Section 5 of Article V of the Constitution of the State of Ohio to require identification to vote. |
| SB442 |
FOOD LITERACY STANDARDS-GRADES K-12 (REYNOLDS M) To enact the Food Literacy Standards Act to require the Department of Education and Workforce to adopt food literacy standards for grades kindergarten through twelve. |
| SB443 |
REGARDING CHARTERED NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS-EDCHOICE, DISCIPLINARY RECORDS (BLESSING III L, SMITH K) To enact the Take the Dough, We Gotta Know Act regarding chartered nonpublic schools that participate in the Educational Choice and Pilot Project scholarship programs and disciplinary record requirements for schools. |
| SB444 |
REGARDING MEDICAL DEBT (PATTON T) Regarding medical debt and to name this act the Ohio Medical Debt Fairness Act. |
| SB445 |
REVISE DEFINITION-REGULATORY RESTRICTION (BRENNER A) To revise the definition of “regulatory restriction” for purposes of administrative rulemaking and to specify that certain rule changes alone do not eliminate a restriction. |
| SB446 |
CHANGE LAWS-NAVIGABLE AIRSPACE (BRENNER A) To make changes to the laws regarding navigable airspace and to name this act the Airspace Protection Act. |
| SB447 |
SALES TAX EXEMPTION-AIRCRAFT TO NONRESIDENTS (BRENNER A) To exempt sales of aircraft to nonresidents from sales tax. |
| SB448 |
HEALTH, SAFETY REQUIREMENTS-STUFFED TOYS (KOEHLER K) Regarding health and safety requirements for stuffed toys. |
| SB449 |
ADOPT MIDWEST INTERSTATE PASSENGER RAIL COMPACT (LANG G, ANTONIO N) To adopt the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact. |
| SB450 |
STATE FUNDING-CAPITAL APPROPRIATIONS (CIRINO J) To make capital appropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2028, and to declare an emergency. |
| SJR10 |
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE-VOTER ID REQUIREMENT (TIMKEN J, GAVARONE T) Proposing to enact Section 5 of Article V of the Constitution of the State of Ohio to require identification to vote. |
