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130th Ohio General Assembly

Term of state legislature in Ohio, US

Summary

Term of state legislature in Ohio, US

FieldValue
name130th Ohio General Assembly
imageOhio Statehouse columbus.jpg
captionOhio Statehouse (2004)
term_start
term_end
before129th
after131st
website
chamber1_imageOhio Senate Diagram 2012 - 2014.svg
chamber1_image_captionSenate party standings
chamber1Ohio Senate
membership133 (23 R, 10 D)
control1Republican Party
chamber1_leader1_typePresident of the Senate
chamber1_leader1Keith Faber (R)
chamber1_leader2_typePresident Pro Tempore
chamber1_leader2Chris Widener (R)
chamber2_imageOhio House of Representatives Diagram 2012-2014.svg
chamber2_image_captionHouse party standings
chamber2Ohio House of Representatives
membership299 (60 R, 39 D)
control2Republican Party
chamber2_leader1_typeHouse Speaker
chamber2_leader1William Batchelder (R)
session1_startJanuary 7, 2013
session1_endDecember 30, 2013
session2_startJanuary 2, 2014
session2_endDecember 30, 2014

The One Hundred Thirtieth Ohio General Assembly was a meeting of the Ohio state legislature, composed of the Ohio State Senate and the Ohio House of Representatives. It convened in Columbus, Ohio on January 7, 2013 and adjourned December 30, 2014. This General Assembly coincided with the last two years of John Kasich's first term as Ohio Governor. The apportionment of legislative districts was based on the 2010 United States census and 2011 redistricting. Both the Ohio Senate and Ohio House of Representatives were retained by the Ohio Republican Party.

Major events

Major legislation

Enacted

Proposed

Appropriations bills

Other General Assembly acts

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Party summary

:Resignations and new members are discussed in the "Changes in membership" section, below.

Senate

Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalVacantRepublicanDemocraticEnd of previous Assembly33Begin33Latest voting share69.7%30.3%
Republican Party (United States)}}"Democratic Party (United States)}}"
23100
23100

House of Representatives

Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalVacantDemocraticRepublicanEnd of previous Assembly99Begin99Latest voting share39.4%60.6%
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Republican Party (United States)}}"
40590
39600

Leadership

Senate

  • Senate President: Keith Faber
  • President Pro Tempore: Chris Widener :**Majority (Republican) leadership **
  • Majority Floor Leader: Tom Patton
  • Majority Whip: Larry Obhof :Minority (Democratic) leadership
  • Senate Minority Leader: Eric Kearney
  • Assistant Minority Leader: Joe Schiavoni
  • Minority Whip: Nina Turner
  • Assistant Minority Whip: Edna Brown

House of Representatives

  • Speaker of the House: William G. Batchelder
  • Speaker Pro Tempore: Matt Huffman :**Majority (Republican) leadership **
  • Majority Floor Leader: Barbara Sears
  • Assistant Majority Floor Leader: John Adams
  • Majority Whip: Cheryl Grossman
  • Assistant Majority Whip: Jim Buchy :Minority (Democratic) leadership
  • House Minority Leader: Armond Budish
  • Assistant Minority Leader: Matt Szollosi
  • Minority Whip: Tracy Maxwell Heard
  • Assistant Minority Whip: Debbie Phillips

Membership

Senate

DistrictSenatorPartyResidenceFirst electedTerm limited
1RepublicanFindlay2011 (Appt.)2022
2RepublicanBowling Green20122020
3RepublicanColumbus20102018
4RepublicanMiddletown2011 (Appt.)2020
5RepublicanTipp City20102018
6RepublicanKettering2011 (Appt.)2020
7RepublicanSpringboro2009 (Appt.)2018
8RepublicanCincinnati2007 (Appt.)2016
9DemocraticCincinnati2005 (Appt.)2014
10RepublicanSpringfield20082016
11DemocraticToledo20102018
12RepublicanCelina2007 (Appt.)2016
13RepublicanNorth Ridgeville20102018
14RepublicanLoveland20122020
15DemocraticColumbus20102018
16RepublicanColumbus20082016
17RepublicanSabina2012 (Appt.)2022
18RepublicanChardon2011 (Appt.)2020
19RepublicanPowell20102018
20RepublicanZanesville2011 (Appt.)2020
21VacantDemocratic
22RepublicanMontville Township2011 (Appt.)2020
23DemocraticLakewood20102018
24RepublicanStrongsville2008 (Appt.)2016
25DemocraticCleveland2008 (Appt.)2018
26RepublicanMarysville2011 (Appt.)2020
27RepublicanCopley Township20102018
28DemocraticAkron2007 (Appt.)2016
29RepublicanNorth Canton20102018
30DemocraticSteubenville2011 (Appt.)2020
31RepublicanLancaster20062014
32DemocraticHubbard2007 (Appt.)2016
33DemocraticYoungstown2009 (Appt.)2018

House of Representatives

DistrictRepresentativePartyResidenceFirst electedTerm limited
1RepublicanWooster20082016
2RepublicanMansfield20122020
3RepublicanBowling Green20122020
4RepublicanLima20062014
5DemocraticLisbon20122020
6RepublicanWalton Hills20102018
7RepublicanBerea20102018
8DemocraticBeachwood20062014
9DemocraticCleveland Heights20062014
10DemocraticCleveland20102018
11DemocraticCleveland20062014
12DemocraticCleveland20102018
13DemocraticLakewood20102018
14DemocraticCleveland2006 (Appt.)2014
15DemocraticParma2012 (Appt.)2020
16RepublicanWestlake20082016
17DemocraticColumbus20122020
18DemocraticColumbus20102018
19RepublicanColumbus20102018
20DemocraticBlacklick20122020
21RepublicanWorthington20102018
22DemocraticColumbus20082016
23RepublicanGrove City20082016
24RepublicanHilliard20122020
25DemocraticColumbus2012 (Appt.)2020
26DemocraticColumbus20062014
27RepublicanCincinnati20082016
28DemocraticCincinnati20082016
29RepublicanCincinnati20122020
30RepublicanCincinnati2011 (Appt.)2020
31DemocraticCincinnati20082016
32DemocraticCincinnati20062014
33DemocraticCincinnati2010 (Appt.)2018
34DemocraticAkron20062014
35DemocraticAkron20102018
36RepublicanGreen2011 (Appt.)2020
37RepublicanHudson20102018
38RepublicanCopley Twp.2012 (Appt.)2020
39DemocraticDayton20122020
40RepublicanClayton20102018
41RepublicanOakwood2011 (Appt.)2020
42Niraj AntaniRepublicanMiamisburg2014 (Appt.)2022
43DemocraticDayton20082016
44DemocraticToledo20102018
45DemocraticToledo20102018
46DemocraticOregon2013 (Appt.)2020
47RepublicanSylvania2008 (Appt.)2016
48RepublicanCanton20102018
49DemocraticCanton2008 (Appt.)2016
50RepublicanUniontown2011 (Appt.)2020
51RepublicanHamilton20122020
52RepublicanLiberty Township2011 (Appt.)2020
53RepublicanOxford20082016
54VacantRepublican
55DemocraticElyria20062014
56DemocraticLorain20102018
57RepublicanNorwalk20082016
58DemocraticYoungstown20062014
59DemocraticAustintown2007 (Appt.)2016
60DemocraticMentor-on-the-Lake20122020
61RepublicanPainesville20102018
62RepublicanLebanon20082016
63DemocraticNiles20102018
64DemocraticWarren20062014
65RepublicanUnion Twp.20122020
66RepublicanMt. Orab20122020
67RepublicanPowell20102018
68RepublicanMount Vernon20082016
69RepublicanMedina20062014
70RepublicanKillbuck20082016
71RepublicanNewark20062014
72RepublicanHarrison Twp.20102018
73RepublicanBeavercreek20122020
74RepublicanLondon20082016
75DemocraticKent20102018
76RepublicanBainbridge Twp.2012 (Appt.)2020
77RepublicanLancaster20062014
78RepublicanAshville20122020
79RepublicanSpringfield2005 (Appt.)2014
80RepublicanTroy20082016
81RepublicanNapoleon20062014
82RepublicanPaulding20122020
83RepublicanFindlay2011 (Appt.)2020
84RepublicanGreenville2011 (Appt.)2020
85RepublicanSidney20062014
86RepublicanMarysville2011 (Appt.)2020
87RepublicanUpper Sandusky20082016
88RepublicanFremont20102018
89DemocraticPort Clinton20122020
90RepublicanMcDermott20102018
91RepublicanClarksville20102018
92RepublicanCircleville2012 (Appt.)2020
93RepublicanBidwell2012 (Appt.)2020
94DemocraticAthens20082016
95RepublicanMarietta20102018
96DemocraticBellaire2011 (Appt.)2020
97RepublicanZanesville2011 (Appt.)2020
98RepublicanDover20102018
99DemocraticJefferson20122020

Changes in membership

Senate

Sorted Chronologically by date of vacancy

DistrictPredecessorReason for changeSuccessorDate successor
seated
21stShirley Smith (D)Resigned November 30, 2014.

House of Representatives

Sorted Chronologically by date of vacancy

DistrictPredecessorReason for changeSuccessorDate successor
seated
46thMatt Szollosi (D)Resigned May 31, 2013 to become executive director of Affiliated Construction Trades of Ohio.
Successor was appointed June 26, 2013 to finish the term ending with this General Assembly.Michael Sheehy (D)June 26, 2013
42ndTerry Blair (R)Died June 26, 2014.Niraj Antani (R)December 2, 2014
54thPeter Beck (R)Resigned November 30, 2014 due to felony charges.

Committees

:Listed alphabetically by chamber, including Chairperson and Ranking Member.

Senate

:Source: "State of Ohio 130th General Assembly Senate Standing Committees" (January 2014)

  • Agriculture— Chair: Cliff Hite, Ranking: Lou Gentile
  • Civil Justice— Chair: Bill Coley, Ranking: Michael J. Skindell
  • Commerce and Labor— Chair: Kevin Bacon, Ranking: Edna Brown
  • Criminal Justice— Chair: John Eklund, Ranking: Eric Kearney
  • Education— Chair: Peggy Lehner, Ranking: Tom Sawyer
  • Energy and Natural Resources— Chair: Troy Balderson, Ranking: Lou Gentile
  • Finance— Chair: Scott Oelslager, Ranking: Tom Sawyer
    • Education— Chair: Randy Gardner, Ranking: Nina Turner
    • General Government— Chair: Bob Peterson, Ranking: Eric Kearney
    • Medicaid— Chair: David Burke, Ranking: Capri Cafaro
  • Insurance and Financial Institutions— Chair: Jim Hughes, Ranking: Nina Turner
  • Medicaid, Health and Human Services— Chair: Shannon Jones, Ranking: Capri Cafaro
  • Public Safety, Local Government and Veterans Affairs— Chair: Frank LaRose, Ranking: Michael J. Skindell
  • Public Utilities— Chair: Bill Seitz, Ranking: Eric Kearney
  • Reference— Chair: Kris Jordan, Ranking: Joe Schiavoni
  • Rules— Chair: Keith Faber, Ranking: Joe Schiavoni
  • State Government Oversight and Reform— Chair: David Burke, Ranking: Shirley Smith
  • Transportation— Chair: Gayle Manning, Ranking: Capri Cafaro
  • Ways and Means— Chair: Tim Schaffer, Ranking: Charleta Tavares
    • Tax Reform— Chair: Bob Peterson, Ranking: Charleta Tavares
  • Workforce and Economic Development— Chair: Bill Beagle, Ranking: Charleta Tavares

House of Representatives

:Source: "Standing Committees Of The Ohio House Of Representatives 130th General Assembly" (August 2014)

  • Agriculture and Natural Resources— Chair: Dave Hall, Ranking: Jack Cera
  • Commerce, Labor, and Technology— Chair: Ron Young, Ranking: Bob Hagan
  • Economic Development and Regulatory Reform— Chair: Nan Baker, Ranking: Denise Driehaus
  • Education— Chair: Gerald Stebelton, Ranking: Teresa Fedor
  • Finance and Appropriations— Chair: Ron Amstutz, Ranking: Vernon Sykes
    • Agriculture and Development— Chair: Timothy Derickson, Ranking: Michael Ashford
    • Health and Human Services— Chair: Anne Gonzales, Ranking: Michael Foley
    • Higher Education— Chair: Cliff Rosenberger, Ranking: Dan Ramos
    • Primary and Secondary Education— Chair: Bill Hayes, Ranking: Matt Lundy
    • Transportation— Chair: Ross McGregor, Ranking: Alicia Reece
  • Financial Institutions, Housing, and Urban Development— Chair: Richard Adams, Ranking: Kevin Boyce
  • Health and Aging— Chair: Lynn Wachtmann, Ranking: Nickie Antonio
    • Opiate Addiction Treatment and Reform— Chair: vacant, Ranking: vacant
  • Higher Education Reform Study Committee— Chair: Cliff Rosenberger, Ranking: Dan Ramos
  • Insurance— Chair: Bob Hackett, Ranking: John Patrick Carney
  • Judiciary— Chair: Jim Butler, Ranking: Michael Stinziano
  • Manufacturing and Workforce Development— Chair: Kirk Schuring, Ranking: Roland Winburn
  • Military and Veterans Affairs— Chair: Terry Johnson, Ranking: Connie Pillich
  • Policy and Legislative Oversight— Chair: Mike Dovilla, Ranking: Ron Gerberry
  • Public Utilities— Chair: Peter Stautberg, Ranking: Sandra Williams
  • Rules and Reference— Chair: Matt Huffman, Ranking: Tracy Maxwell Heard
  • State and Local Government— Chair: vacant, Ranking: Kathleen Clyde
    • Shared Services and Government Efficiency— Chair: Ron Maag, Ranking: Stephen Slesnick
  • Transportation, Public Safety, and Homeland Security— Chair: Rex Damschroder, Ranking: Dale Mallory
  • Unemployment Compensation Debt Study Committee— Chair: Barbara Sears, Ranking: vacant
  • Ways and Means— Chair: Jeffrey McClain, Ranking: Tom Letson

Joint committees

  • Correctional Institution Inspection Committee— Chair: Sen. Shirley Smith (D)
  • Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review— Chair: Sen. Bob Peterson (R), Vice-Chair: Rep. Ross McGregor (R)
  • Joint Legislative Ethics Committee— Chair: Sen. Keith Faber (R), Vice-Chair: Rep. William G. Batchelder (R)
  • Legislative Service Commission— Chair: Sen. Keith Faber (R), Vice-Chair: Rep. William G. Batchelder (R)
  • State Controlling Board

Administrative officers

Senate

  • Chief of Staff: Jason Mauk
  • Minority Chief of Staff: Ernie Davis
  • Senate Clerk: Vincent Keeran
  • Sergeant-at-Arms: Ken Mumper

House of Representatives

  • Chief of Staff: Chad Hawley
  • Chief Administrative Officer: Kim Flasher
  • Minority Chief of Staff: Keary McCarthy
  • Clerk of the House of Representatives: Brad Young
  • Sergeant-at-Arms: Richard Collins

References

References

  1. "Ohio Senate’s New Leader Brings Aggressive Style". [[The Columbus Dispatch]].
  2. (April 11, 2013). "Szollosi to Leave Statehouse, Toledo". [[The Blade (Toledo).
  3. (June 26, 2013). "Sheehy Set to Complete Szollosi’s House Term". [[The Blade (Toledo).
  4. (January 22, 2014). "State of Ohio 130th General Assembly Senate Standing Committees". [[Ohio Senate.
  5. (August 18, 2014). "Standing Committees Of The Ohio House Of Representatives 130th General Assembly". [[Ohio House of Representatives.
  6. "Correctional Institution Inspection Committee (CIIC) - Committee Members".
  7. "JCARR Committee". Joint Committee On Agency Rule Review.
  8. "The Joint Legislative Ethics Committee". Office Of The Legislative Inspector General.
  9. "Commission Members". Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
  10. "Controlling Board Members". State of Ohio.
  11. "Ohio Senate - 130th General Assembly - Phone Listing – July 2014". Gongwer News Service.
  12. "Ohio House Of Representatives - Telephone Listing as of July 8, 2014". Gongwer News Service.
  13. (January 7, 2013). "Retired Leader of Troopers Now Heads House Security". The Dispatch Printing Company.
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