David Thomas News

State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Daniel Troy (D-Willowick) introduced House Bill 493 this week, a bill that bans the sale of tax delinquent certificates starting in January 2027. This is a practice that profits off Ohioans who struggle to pay their rising property tax bills. 

State Representative David Thomas (R-Jefferson), joined by Representative Eric Synenberg (D-Beachwood), have introduced H.B. 478 to penalize jury tampering in Ohio, following a troubling incident in Ashtabula County where a juror was intimidated via social media during an active criminal trial.

COLUMBUS—State Representative David Thomas (R-Jefferson) recently announced an update for the upcoming Coffee and Constituents meeting.

The Ohio House Ways and Means Committee today adopted Substitute House Bill 186 – a bold initiative championed by members of the House Majority Caucus aimed at tackling rising property taxes that, once enacted, will save Ohio homeowners nearly $1.7 billion over the next three years.

COLUMBUS—State Representatives Meredith Craig (R-Smithville) and David Thomas (R-Jefferson) today introduced legislation that would allow nonprofit organizations to sell raffle tickets online, a fundraising method that has been widely used for years.

State Representative David Thomas (R-Jefferson) today announced that the application for the Capitol Square Foundation (CSF) School Transportation Grant is now open and will close September 22 at 11:59 p.m. 

State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Adam Mathews (R-Lebanon) today announced that they introduced the Senior Protection from Foreclosure Act – the first legislation of its kind in the nation. The bill would prevent a senior homeowner from being foreclosed upon for delinquent property taxes. The sponsors shared that the goal of this legislation is to codify existing standard practices across Ohio to keep elderly residents in their home regardless of property tax delinquencies. 

State Representative David Thomas (R-Jefferson) is pleased to share that the month of September officially marks the beginning of Ohio’s fall hunting season.

State Representatives David Thomas (R-Jefferson) and Joe Miller (D-Amherst) introduced legislation that would eliminate the extra vehicle registration fee on hybrid vehicles. The additional $100 fee the duo hope to eliminate is charged to those Ohio drivers who have a hybrid car and is paid during registration of the vehicle or renewal.