10 Widely-Discussed Ohio Bills that Could Become Law

10 widely-discussed Ohio bills that could become law

Explore significant bills debated in the 136th Ohio General Assembly, from tax reform to public safety and civil rights in 2025. Which ones will likely become laws.

This State Is Pushing to Abolish Property Taxes.

PULSE POINTS:What Happened: Residents in Ohio, frustrated with rising property taxes, are advancing a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish them in the state. Who’s Involved: Citizens for Property Tax Reform, led by homeowner Beth Blackmarr and Keith Davey of Save Our Seniors, is spearheading the campaign. Where & When: Ohio, with the Ohio Ballot Board approving the measure for signature collection in late 2023. Key Quote: “I suspect it’s…

While Ohio crumbles, lawmakers ignore real crises and push ‘moment of silence’ bill

In a state facing property tax chaos, redistricting battles, and what Today in Ohio podcast host Chris Quinn describes as “major threats to the future of Ohio,” legislators have found time to focus on... mandatory moments of silence in public schools.

Ohio lawmakers want to make it tougher to pass local property tax levies

The bill would affect local levels for safety forces, libraries and schools.

A group wants to ban property taxes in Ohio. Leaders say such a move would be devastating

Groups are working to get an amendment to Ohio's constitution on the ballot that would ban property taxes.