State Rep. Jean Schmidt
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Recent News About State Rep. Jean Schmidt
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Ohio legislators propose bill banning all forms of state-funded death
State Representatives Jean Schmidt and Adam Mathews recently presented sponsor testimony to the House Judiciary Committee regarding House Bill 72.
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Ohio House begins review of 2026-27 operating and transportation budgets
The Ohio House of Representatives has initiated the budget process for the state's operating and transportation budgets for fiscal years 2026-27.
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Ohio legislators propose bill to prohibit state funding for ending lives
State Representatives Adam Mathews and Jean Schmidt convened a press conference in Columbus to discuss upcoming bipartisan legislation aimed at prohibiting the use of state funds for ending lives in Ohio.
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Jean Schmidt attends Donald J. Trump's inauguration as 47th U.S. President
State Representative Jean Schmidt from Loveland has returned from attending the inauguration of Donald J. Trump as the 47th President of the United States.
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Jean Schmidt supports Jon Husted's appointment to U.S. Senate
State Representative Jean Schmidt has expressed her support for the appointment of Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted to the U.S. Senate.
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Jean Schmidt named chair of Ohio House Health Committee
State Representative Jean Schmidt, a Republican from Loveland, has been appointed as Chair of the House Health Committee for the 136th General Assembly.
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Schmidt takes oath amid snowstorm disruptions
State Representative Schmidt was unable to attend the ceremonial swearing-in at the Statehouse due to a snowstorm affecting the United States.
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Ohio legislature approves bill to add judge in Adams County
The Ohio General Assembly has approved Senate Bill 158, which includes provisions from House Bill 283 to add a judge to the Adams County Common Pleas Court.
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Jean Schmidt disappointed as Second Amendment Preservation Act fails inclusion
State Representative Jean Schmidt, a Republican from Loveland, has expressed disappointment over the rejection of an amendment to include the Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA) in Senate Bill 58.