SR251 - Urge Congress pass the Stop Our Scourge Act of 2023

6 Co-Sponsors

To urge Congress to pass the Stop Our Scourge Act of 2023, directing the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security to designate illicit fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.

SR234 - Honoring the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Joseph Spencer Chapter on its One Hundred Twenty-fifth Anniversary.

1 Co-Sponsor

SCR7 - Condemns the People's Republic of China regarding the drug trade

18 Co-Sponsors

To condemn the People's Republic of China for its role in the global drug trade, especially in its capacity as the largest point of origin of fentanyl smuggled to the United States.

SR189 - Honoring George F. Dunigan II on his retirement.

1 Co-Sponsor

SR195 - In memory of Scott R. Nein.

33 Co-Sponsors

SR213 - Honoring Ross Miller on his retirement from the Ohio Legislative Service Commission.

33 Co-Sponsors

SB139 - Make a supplemental appropriation for a fire department

1 Co-Sponsor

To make a supplemental appropriation for a fire department.

SB148 - Enact the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act

17 Co-Sponsors

To enact sections 1349.84, 1349.85, and 1349.86 of the Revised Code relating to payment card transactions involving firearms and ammunition retailers and to name this act the Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act.

SB193 - Add certain drug offenses to terrorism offenses; revise drug law

2 Co-Sponsors

To amend sections 2909.21, 2909.24, 2925.37, and 3719.21 and to enact section 5502.09 of the Revised Code to add drug offenses committed by a major drug offender to the definition of "specified offenses" used in terrorism offenses, to modify the offense of terrorism, to prohibit possession of an encapsulating or tableting machine, and to create the pill press mold, encapsulating machine, and tableting machine registry.

SR216 - Express opposition to Issue 2; encourage Ohioans to vote against

16 Co-Sponsors

To express the Ohio Senate's opposition to Issue 2 on the November 7, 2023, statewide ballot, which would legalize the use and retail sale of recreational marijuana; to identify the problems, risks, dangers, burdens, and costs it would bring to Ohioans, employers, and communities; and to encourage Ohioans to vote against the measure.