LPO’s Legislation Intelligence Platform tracks Ohio bills daily, summarizes them, scores them against liberty planks, alerts members, and lets partners build custom issue platforms for public policy analysis.
The Ohio Assembly can have bills in process across all committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate.
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SB395: Implement top-three primary, consensus general election system
The bill establishes a top-three primary election system and a consensus choice general election system for congressional, state, and local offices in Ohio. It amends various sections of the Revised Code related to elections and repeals certain existing sections. The…
SB386: Enact the Medicaid Savings Act
The bill enacts the Medicaid Savings Act, which eliminates the care management system from the Medicaid program in Ohio. It requires the establishment of a transition plan to move Medicaid recipients to an administrative services organization (ASO)-based model and mandates…
SB385: License and regulate the practice of naturopathic medicine
The bill establishes a licensing and regulatory framework for the practice of naturopathic medicine in Ohio, requiring individuals to obtain a license to practice, detailing application procedures, and outlining the powers and limitations of licensed naturopaths. It mandates criminal background…
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