SERIES: HOW ARE THE MEMBERS OF THE STARK COUNTY DELEGATION TO THE OHIO GENERAL ASSEMBLY DOING? TODAY: SNITCHLER #3

As readers will note, very little of what is introduced in the Ohio House of Representatives gets passed by the House much less passed by the Senate and signed into law by Governor Strickland.

Along the way, legislators such as Todd Snitchler (Republican - Lake) attach their names as sponsors and co-sponsors of bill which have no chance of passage and many of which are a waste of legislative resources.

From the graphic above, only four of the ten covered in this Part 3 of Representative Snitchler's work in the Ohio General Assembly have seen the light of day in any way, shape or form.

Here is a report of the nine bills co-sponsored by Snitchler as reported on in this Part 3 which languish in committee:

HB 187

Primary Sponsor(s):  Huffman 

Subject:  Bureau of Motor Vehicles-accept credit/debit cards

HB 203

Primary Sponsor(s):  Bubp & Martin

Subject:  Concealed handgun-ok in liquor-selling restaurant if not intoxicated 

HB 210

Primary Sponsor(s):  Morgan & Boose

Subject:  G.A./state elected officer salaries-5% decrease-until Ohio GDP increases

HB 212

Primary Sponsor(s):  Stebelton & Okey

Subject:  Amateur radio antennae-codify federal restrictions on local zoning

HB 214

Primary Sponsor(s):  Letson & Huffman

Subject:  National Ski Patrol System-immunity from civil liability for emergency care

HB 246

Primary Sponsor(s):  Yuko & Stewart

Subject:  Emergency responders-disabled by disease- workers' comp presumed as if on duty

HB 254

Primary Sponsor(s):  Balderson 

Subject:  Claim unemployment benefits for dependent child if in legal custody

HB 255

Primary Sponsor(s):  Balderson 

Subject:  Income tax credit-volunteer firefighters