Bill Seitz News

Dear Colleagues:
We are compelled to address an effort by the House Minority Caucus to disseminate the enclosed “talking points” document on H.B. 294, the Ohio Election Security and Modernization Act.

In the near future, State Reps. Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) and Sharon Ray (R-Wadsworth) will introduce a comprehensive election law modernization and reform bill. Happily for Ohio, the reforms legislators have already implemented helped to ensure that there were only minimal complaints about the Ohio election results in 2020, as Seitz pointed out in his after-action review last November. But there is always room for improvement in safeguarding the integrity of election processes. After all, “the price of liberty is eternal vigilance”.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Green Township) today announced House Bill 614 has been signed into law. The legislation provides $650 million of federal CARES Act funding to local communities across Ohio for COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses.

COLUMBUS – The following statement can be attributed to Speaker Pro Tempore Jim Butler (R-Oakwood), Majority Floor Leader Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati), Assistant Majority Floor Leader Anthony DeVitis (R-Green), Majority Whip Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville) and Assistant Majority Whip Laura Lanese (R-Grove City):

COLUMBUS – The Ohio House of Representatives will meet in voting session this Thursday to consider a resolution to remove Larry Householder as Speaker, the House Republican leadership team announced today.

The following statement can be attributed to Speaker Pro Tempore Jim Butler (R-Oakwood), Majority Floor Leader Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati), Assistant Majority Floor Leader Anthony DeVitis (R-Green), Majority Whip Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville) and Assistant Majority Whip Laura Lanese (R-Grove City):

Majority Floor Leader Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) today issued the below statement:

COLUMBUS—State Representative Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) today announced that the summer of 2018 brought with it another massive boost to public and private employers. That boost once again came from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation.