21 bills

In Committee

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  HB 112 Conscientious Right to Refuse Act

  OAMF's flagship medical-freedom bill and the successor to HB 319 and HB 248.

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  HB 12 / SB 209 The Jeff, Dave, & Angie Patient Right to Try Act

  Protects a patient's right to fill an FDA-approved prescription, protects off-label prescribing, and shields provider free speech from licensing boards.

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  HB 561 The Parental C.H.O.I.C.E. Act

  Strengthens enforcement of existing school vaccine exemptions, bars schools from demanding extra paperwork, and creates a complaint and enforcement process.

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  HB 182 The Safe Water Act

  "No public water system shall add fluoride to the water supplied by the system."

Active Campaign

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  HB 983 The Data Center Accountability & Citizen Protection Act

  Gives Ohio communities a citizen ballot vote on large data centers and holds them to real air, water, and transparency standards.

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  Medical Right to Refuse — Ohio Constitutional Amendment

  Ballot initiative to place medical right to refuse in the Ohio Constitution.

Passed One Chamber

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  HB 134 Microenterprise Home Kitchens and Cottage Food Reform

  Allows home-kitchen food microenterprises under annual inspection, rather than requiring a commercial kitchen. Passed the House 88-2 on 2025-11-19; now in the Senate.

Enacted

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  HB 10 Franken-Food Labeling Act

  Regulates imitation meat and egg products, including labeling and school purchasing. SIGNED INTO LAW 2025-12-19; effective 2026-03-20.

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  SB 22 Legislative oversight of executive orders

  Created the Ohio Health Oversight and Advisory Committee. Passed into law, though OAMF considered HB 90's language stronger.

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  HB 236 The Never Alone Act

  Guarantees patient-advocate access in hospitals, nursing homes and VA facilities, with injunctive relief and legal-fee recovery. Signed into law 2024-12-19.

Partially Passed

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  HB 73 The Dave and Angie Patient and Health Provider Protection Act

  Two provisions signed into law, one vetoed, the remainder died 2024-12-31 after the HB 315 maneuver and DeWine's line-item veto of the medical free-speech provision.

Expired

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  HB 319 Conscientious Right to Refuse

  Passed out of the Health Provider Services committee; session ended before a floor vote. Died 2024-12-31.

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  HB 90 Legislative oversight of executive orders

  Would have created the Ohio Health Oversight and Advisory Committee. OAMF considered its language stronger than SB 22's.

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  HB 103 Limit emergency-rule extension power

  Would have limited the governor's emergency-rule extension power and added oversight and duration limits.

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  HB 329 Prohibit public schools from requiring masks

  Would have prohibited public schools from requiring students to wear a mask. NOTE: duplicate heading with the vaccine-lottery entry — ONE OF THESE IS MIS-NUMBERED, verify before publishing.

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  HB 127 Reverse adverse actions against businesses

  Would have expunged adverse actions against businesses, restored rights and refunded penalties.

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  HB 329 Taxpayer Protection Against the Frivolous Vaccine Lottery Act

  Would have prohibited the state from conducting a lottery dependent on COVID-19 vaccination status. NOTE: shares a heading with another HB 329 entry on the live site — verify the number.

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  HB 617 Un-Mask Ohio

  Would have banned mask mandates in schools, colleges, government buildings, transit and public accommodation.

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  HB 248 Vaccine Choice and Anti-Discrimination Act

  OAMF's landmark bill: protect vaccine choice and privacy, prohibit vaccine passports and registries, require schools to honor exemptions, prohibit discrimination and provide legal recourse.

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  SB 195 Vax-A-Million database not a public record

  Would have excluded the vaccine-lottery database from public records.

Confirmed

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  Support Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead US Health and Human Services

  OAMF supported the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead HHS. Confirmed.