Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. News

COLUMBUS— State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) today called on Gov. DeWine to veto several state budget provisions he says fail to meet the expectations of Ohioans as the state begins to emerge and build back from the pandemic.

COLUMBUS— State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) issued a statement following the passage of the state operating budget, House Bill (HB) 110, which included the Fair School Funding Plan (FSFP), an improved public school funding formula that better addresses the needs of Ohio students, teachers, and communities, as well as $250 million for broadband development in underserved areas.

COLUMBUS— State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) issued a statement today applauding the passage of Sub-House Bill (HB) 82, which was amended in the Senate, adding provisions of a compromise plan for changing the state report card system to improve rating Ohio schools. It now heads to the governor to be signed into law.

House Democratic lawmakers today reacted to hearings on two controversial bills that would force teachers to deny the reality of racism and other topics when creating age-appropriate curricula for Ohio students. The bills, House Bill (HB) 322 and HB 327, received their first hearing in the State and Local Government Committee Tuesday.

State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) voted in opposition Wednesday to House Bill (HB) 157, legislation that would prohibit the collection of income taxes from workers who aren’t physically in an office inside the city or village limits.

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) today announced he will be holding a virtual town hall this Monday, April 26 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Facebook Live to give a legislative update, take questions and discuss the state transportation budget, state report cards, gun safety, and other pressing issues.

State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) issued the following statement on the House passage of House Bill (HB) 110, the state’s two-year operating budget:

State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) made a statement on the outcome of the George Floyd murder trial, where former police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter.

House Democratic lawmakers today unveiled a package of commonsense gun safety measures they say will work to curb gun violence and save lives in Ohio. The call comes amid a spike in gun violence and Ohio’s new no duty to retreat bill taking effect earlier this month.

State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) today applauded the House passage of a $2 billion package of coronavirus relief bills to deliver direct aid for schools, rent and utility assistance, childcare providers, bars and restaurants, lodging, and other industries facing economic impact from the coronavirus pandemic. Democratic lawmakers also expressed concern over the months-long delay in the release of the funding, which they say slowed the state’s recovery.