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Richardson provides no response on outlook for voting reform in Ohio

The Ohio Legislature filed but did not advance legislation focused on election reform last year.

By David Beasley | Mar 13, 2022

From Buckeye Reporter

Proposed Ohio bill will crack down on online stolen, counterfeit items

By Christina Heath | 3 years ago

A new proposed bill from Ohio state Reps. Phil Plummer (R-Dayton) and Haraz Ghanbari (R-Perrysburg would place regulations on online marketplaces to protect consumers from purchasing counterfeit or stolen items.

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From Mansfield Times

Sen. Dave Burke backed bill to limit governor’s power to issue health orders

By Staff reports | 4 years ago

Republican State Sen. Dave Burke last week voted for SB 311, which would limit the power of the governor and the state Department of Health to issue mandatory statewide quarantine orders during health emergencies.

From Warren-Clinton News

Sen. Bob Peterson backed bill to limit governor’s power to issue health orders

By Staff reports | 4 years ago

Republican State Sen. Bob Peterson last week voted for SB 311, which would limit the power of the governor and the state Department of Health to issue mandatory statewide quarantine orders during health emergencies.

From Lima Reporter

Sen. Matt Huffman backed bill to limit governor’s power to issue health orders

By Staff reports | 4 years ago

Republican State Sen. Matt Huffman last week voted for SB 311, which would limit the power of the governor and the state Department of Health to issue mandatory statewide quarantine orders during health emergencies.

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Sen. Bob Hackett backed bill to limit governor’s power to issue health orders

By Staff reports | Sep 29, 2020

Republican State Sen. Bob Hackett last week voted for SB 311, which would limit the power of the governor and the state Department of Health to issue mandatory statewide quarantine orders during health emergencies.