North Cincy News

State Representative Jean Schmidt expressed her disappointment in Governor DeWine's veto of Sub. House Bill 68. In a statement issued today, Schmidt stated, "I'm very disappointed in Governor DeWine’s decision to veto HB 68." She also expressed her willingness to work with leadership to address the issue of overriding the veto.

House Bill 68, which aimed to address a specific issue, was met with opposition from the governor. Schmidt's statement reflects the disappointment felt by those who supported the bill. The bill's fate now lies in the hands of the state's leadership, who will determine whether to override the governor's veto.

While the specifics of House Bill 68 and the reasons behind Governor DeWine's veto were not mentioned in Schmidt's statement, it is clear that there is a difference of opinion between the governor and the supporters of the bill. The statement also highlights the importance of collaboration and cooperation between legislators and the executive branch in addressing key issues facing the state.

Schmidt's commitment to working with leadership to address the veto demonstrates her determination to find a resolution. As a representative for Loveland, she understands the importance of advocating for her constituents and ensuring their voices are heard in the legislative process.

It remains to be seen how the issue of overriding the veto will progress. The decision ultimately lies with the state's leadership, who will carefully consider the merits of House Bill 68 and the concerns raised by Governor DeWine. The resolution of this issue will have implications for the state and its residents.

As the debate continues, it is clear that House Bill 68 remains a matter of contention. Schmidt's statement serves as a reminder of the ongoing negotiations and efforts to find common ground.

To find out more, go to this link: https://ohiohouse.gov/members/jean-schmidt/news/schmidt-issues-statement-on-governor-dewines-veto-of-house-bill-68-117866