The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate. Here is a list of the bills the LPO political team are tracking.
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- HB116 Enact the Ohio Blockchain Basics Act
The Ohio Blockchain Basics Act prohibits the imposition of fees, taxes, or assessments on digital assets used as payment for goods and services, and regulates digital asset mining and investments by state retirement systems. It allows digital asset mining in residential areas under local regulations and mandates state retirement systems to evaluate investment options in digital assets. The act also clarifies that no money transmitter license is required for certain digital asset activities. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB115 Enact the E-Check Ease Act
The E-Check Ease Act amends existing Ohio laws to create an alternative method for certifying compliance with the E-Check program, which mandates emissions testing for vehicles in certain counties. It allows for a decentralized inspection program, provides exemptions for newer and electric vehicles, and establishes penalties for falsifying compliance documents. The program is set to operate until June 30, 2029, with a competitive selection process for vendors. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB114 Regards age requirements for kindergarten admission
The bill amends sections of the Revised Code to adjust age requirements for kindergarten admission, allowing children who are five years old by a specified date to enroll. It also permits admission for children younger than five under certain conditions, such as enrollment in Montessori programs, and establishes reporting requirements for community schools regarding student demographics and special education services. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB113 Regards annexation and financial disclosure forms, tax exemptions
This bill modifies laws regarding annexation and financial disclosure forms, requiring school district approval for property tax exemptions in residential community reinvestment areas. It mandates that various public officials and candidates file disclosure statements detailing their financial interests and relationships. The bill also establishes procedures for annexation petitions and outlines conditions under which annexations may be granted or denied. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB112 Enact the Conscientious Right to Refuse Act
The bill prohibits discrimination against individuals who refuse certain medical interventions for reasons of conscience, including religious convictions. It applies to businesses, employers, health care providers, and public officials, preventing them from denying employment, services, or access to commerce based on such refusals. Individuals may seek legal remedies for violations, including injunctive relief and damages. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB111 Impose additional fine for high-speed drivers
The bill amends section 4511.21 of the Revised Code to impose an additional fine on drivers who exceed the speed limit by 30 miles per hour. It specifies penalties for violations, including increased fines for repeat offenders and those speeding in construction zones. The bill also outlines the process for establishing and altering speed limits by local authorities. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB110 Increase the penalty for repeat voyeurism
This bill amends section 2907.08 of the Revised Code to increase penalties for repeat offenders of voyeurism, categorizing violations into misdemeanors and felonies based on the number of prior offenses. The bill specifies that repeat violations of voyeurism laws will result in felony charges after two or more convictions. It applies to various forms of voyeurism, including recording individuals in private settings without consent. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB11 Regards legislative rule approval and fiscal analyses of rules
The bill requires legislative approval for administrative rules and regulatory actions under certain conditions, allows for third-party fiscal analyses of proposed rules, and mandates state agencies to publicly post policy documents. It establishes timelines for reviews and invalidation of proposed rules by the joint committee on agency rule review. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB109 Regards local regulation, taxing of short-term rental properties
HB109 limits local governments' authority to regulate short-term rental properties, prohibits them from imposing certain restrictions, and allows for the extension of local lodging taxes to these rentals, which must be collected by short-term rental platforms. Additionally, it mandates that real estate licenses be issued electronically. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB108 Enact the Self-Defense Protection Act
The bill amends section 2901.05 of the Revised Code to establish a pretrial procedure for individuals asserting self-defense, defense of another, or defense of their property. It allows accused individuals to file a pretrial motion for a rebuttable presumption of self-defense, requiring the prosecution to prove otherwise beyond a reasonable doubt if the motion is granted. The bill also outlines conditions under which the presumption applies and defines terms related to self-defense. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB107 Enact the Platinum Providers Act
The bill modifies the Individual Microcredential Assistance Program (IMAP) to create platinum provider programs for training providers that assist low-income, partially unemployed, or totally unemployed individuals in earning microcredentials. It establishes application processes for training providers, reimbursement limits, and conditions for maintaining platinum provider status, including performance metrics related to microcredential completion rates. The bill also includes provisions for advance payments to training providers and requires demographic data collection. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB106 Enact Alyssa's Law
The bill establishes a pilot grant program for public and chartered nonpublic schools to purchase panic alert systems or contract for artificial intelligence firearm detection software. It appropriates $25,000,000 from the state treasury for this purpose and outlines requirements for grant eligibility, including the absence of existing security systems and specific criteria for the technology purchased. A report on the program's findings is required by December 1, 2027. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB105 Revise non-recourse litigation funding agreement regulations
The bill enacts regulations for non-recourse litigation funding agreements in Ohio, defining terms, outlining requirements for agreements, and prohibiting certain practices by funding companies. It mandates clear communication of terms to consumers, allows for cancellation of agreements within ten days, and establishes penalties for violations. The bill also restricts agreements with foreign entities and ensures consumer rights are protected in the context of litigation funding. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB104 Designate Cardiovascular Health Awareness Day
This bill designates February 14 as 'Cardiovascular Health Awareness Day' in Ohio. It establishes a specific date for awareness activities related to cardiovascular health. No penalties or enforcement mechanisms are specified. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB103 Increase the homestead exemption amount and income limit
The bill amends sections 323.152 and 4503.065 of the Revised Code to increase the homestead exemption amount and income limit for qualifying individuals, including those who are permanently disabled, aged 65 or older, or surviving spouses of such individuals. It adjusts the income threshold for eligibility and specifies the calculation methods for tax reductions based on property value and effective tax rates. The changes apply to tax years 2025 and 2026 respectively. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB102 Restrict sex offender from residing, loitering near victim’s home
The bill prohibits sex offenders and child-victim offenders from residing within 2,000 feet and loitering within 1,000 feet of the victim's residence. It allows for legal action against offenders who violate these restrictions and specifies penalties for non-compliance. Exceptions are made if the victim resides near the offender's residence. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB101 Establish Law Student Encouragement Scholarship Pilot Program
The bill establishes the Law Student Encouragement Scholarship Pilot Program, which appropriates $350,000 to support underrepresented undergraduate students pursuing admission to law school. The program will provide scholarships of $4,000 per academic year, along with academic support and mentoring. The Ohio State Bar Association will manage the program and report on its outcomes by January 30, 2028. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB100 Authorize grant program for retailers that sell donated goods
The bill establishes a temporary grant program for qualifying retailers that sell donated goods, specifically those that are 501(c)(3) organizations providing job training and placement services for individuals facing workplace disadvantages. Qualifying retailers can apply for grants equal to up to 25% of the state sales tax revenue collected from their sales in the previous fiscal year, with a maximum award of one million dollars per fiscal year. The bill includes provisions for reporting and compliance regarding the use of grant funds. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB10 Regulate imitation meat and egg products
The bill regulates imitation meat and egg products by requiring educational institutions and state colleges to adopt policies that prevent the purchase of misbranded meat or egg products and cultivated-protein food products. It establishes penalties for violations and mandates compliance with labeling standards for such products. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference... - HB1 Enact Ohio Property Protection Act
The bill modifies laws prohibiting certain governments, businesses, and individuals from acquiring specific real properties, particularly agricultural land and properties near military installations or critical infrastructure. It establishes a registry of foreign adversaries and outlines penalties for violations, including divestment of property acquired in violation of the law. The bill requires property conveyance statements to include affirmations regarding the eligibility of the property for tax reductions and compliance with acquisition restrictions. (Introduced In House) Legislature reference...
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