Ohio State Legislation

Voters in counties over one million would decide on new sales tax levies and rate increases, with approval at the general election and emergency measures taking effect before the election.

Lawmakers would add election betting to Ohio's gambling-law definitions in a bill.

A temporary task force will study how early childhood programs are coordinated and whether they support readiness for kindergarten. It does not change current services.

Six months after enactment, electric bicycles and low-speed devices must register with a $25 fee and sticker. The Public Safety director would create a safety course and require operator qualifications.

Ohio would let taxpayers with clerical-error overpayments over $25 choose a full refund or future-tax credit if they apply within 60 days. Auditors would process refunds and credits.

Resolution from the House honors Dahm Brothers Company, Inc. for its 100th anniversary.

Lawmakers would suspend the motor fuel tax temporarily, create an electric-bill credit, and raise the homestead exemption.

It would rename part of a highway to honor Deputy Longfellow. It does not change traffic rules or how the road operates.

This bill fills a vacant Ohio House seat for the rest of the term. It uses the constitutionally described process and does not trigger a public election.

The measure would change condo and planned communities rules, giving owners more meeting access, clearer notices, and a chance to challenge certain charges.