Republican lawmakers quietly pass bill targeting transgender Ohioans’ ability to run for public office

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12/30/2024

During the final hours of Ohio legislature’s 135th Congressional Session, House Republicans passed a piece of legislation limiting transgender Ohioans’ ability to run for public office. Members of the Ohio Senate voted in May of 2023 to pass the legislation Senate Bill (SB) 71, a piece of legislation regarding electoral policy. During the lame duck session on December 18, House Republicans passed an amended version of the bill codifying a requirement requiring Ohioans to list any legal name changes that occurred within the last five years on their petitions for candidacy.

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