Ohio 136th General Assembly Status: Passed Senate 1 R cosponsors

SR 17 — Adopt Senate Rules

Last action — Adopted

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    Passed Senate
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    Enacted

This bill has passed the Senate. Introduced January 29, 2025. It now moves to the second chamber.

Next likely step: consideration and a floor vote in the House.

Odds of enactment

Moderate chance

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Prognosis

Stalled 32% · moderate confidence

  • Passed Senate

    Current position in the legislative process.

  • 1 sponsor

    1 primary, 0 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (1 R).

  • Mixed recorded votes

    1 passed, 1 failed in recorded votes so far.

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Summary

To adopt the rules of the Senate for the 136th General Assembly.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

36 added · 34 removed

Plain-language change summary

The latest version of Bill SR 17 now includes a list of cosponsors from the Senate, which demonstrates broader support for the bill among various senators. This change marks a shift from the original draft, where the bill had not mentioned any cosponsors. This matters because it indicates that the bill is gaining traction and may have a stronger chance of passing due to the backing of multiple lawmakers.

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As Introduced 136th General Assembly Regular Session S.
As Adopted by the Senate 136th General Assembly Regular Session S.
17 2025-2026 Senator Reineke A R E S O L U T I O N To adopt the rules of the Senate for the 136th General 1 Assembly.
17 2025-2026 Senator Reineke Cosponsors:
Senators Cirino, Koehler, Landis, Lang, Reynolds, Roegner, Schaffer, Smith, Wilson A R E S O L U T I O N To adopt the rules of the Senate for the 136th General 1 Assembly.
18 Rule 2.
18 S.
(May Select Senator to Preside.) During a voting 19 session, the President may name any senator to perform the 20 S.
17 Page 2 As Introduced duties of the chair, but such substitution shall not extend 21 beyond an adjournment;
17 Page 2 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 2.
(May Select Senator to Preside.) During a voting 19 session, the President may name any senator to perform the 20 duties of the chair, but such substitution shall not extend 21 beyond an adjournment;
(Daily Order, Prayer, Pledge of Allegiance, and 47 Reading of Journal.) As soon as the Senate is called to order 48 prayer may be offered, the pledge of allegiance to the flag may 49 be said, and, a quorum being present, the Journal of the 50 preceding legislative day shall be read by the Clerk.
(Daily Order, Prayer, Pledge of Allegiance, and 47 Reading of Journal.) As soon as the Senate is called to order 48 prayer may be offered, the pledge of allegiance to the flag may 49 be said, and, a quorum being present, the Journal of the 50 S.
51 S.
17 Page 3 As Introduced Rule 7.
17 Page 3 As Adopted by the Senate preceding legislative day shall be read by the Clerk.
51 Rule 7.
(Absence of Quorum, No Business, Procedure.) 78 Should a roll call show the absence of a quorum, the President 79 shall direct the Sergeant-at-Arms to dispatch the Sergeant-at- 80 S.
(Absence of Quorum, No Business, Procedure.) 78 S.
17 Page 4 As Introduced Arms's assistants for the absentees and until a quorum is 81 present no business shall be in order except a motion to adjourn 82 and the enforcement of the attendance of the absentees.
17 Page 4 As Adopted by the Senate Should a roll call show the absence of a quorum, the President 79 shall direct the Sergeant-at-Arms to dispatch the Sergeant-at- 80 Arms's assistants for the absentees and until a quorum is 81 present no business shall be in order except a motion to adjourn 82 and the enforcement of the attendance of the absentees.
(After Call of Senate, Senator Cannot Leave.) When 107 a call of the Senate has been completed and further proceedings 108 under the call have been dispensed with, no senator shall be 109 permitted to leave the Chamber until the order of business for 110 which the call was demanded has been disposed of, except by 111 leave of a majority of the senators elected.
(After Call of Senate, Senator Cannot Leave.) When 107 a call of the Senate has been completed and further proceedings 108 under the call have been dispensed with, no senator shall be 109 permitted to leave the Chamber until the order of business for 110 S.
112 S.
17 Page 5 As Introduced ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES 113 Rule 17.
17 Page 5 As Adopted by the Senate which the call was demanded has been disposed of, except by 111 leave of a majority of the senators elected.
112 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES 113 Rule 17.
140 (d) The Minority Leader of the Senate may recommend 141 minority party members for each committee.
140 (d) The Minority Leader of the Senate may recommend 141 S.
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17 Page 6 As Adopted by the Senate minority party members for each committee.
Attendance of 143 S.
Attendance of 143 Witnesses.) The President shall designate a chairperson and 144 vice-chairperson as well as a ranking minority member for each 145 committee.
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17 Page 6 As Introduced Witnesses.) The President shall designate a chairperson and 144 vice-chairperson as well as a ranking minority member for each 145 committee.
173 Rule 21.
173 S.
(Committee Meetings, Called by, Rules, Record.) 174 Each committee shall meet upon the call of its chairperson, and 175 S.
17 Page 7 As Introduced in case of the chairperson's absence, or refusal to call the 176 committee together, a meeting may be called by a majority of the 177 members of the committee.
17 Page 7 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 21.
(Committee Meetings, Called by, Rules, Record.) 174 Each committee shall meet upon the call of its chairperson, and 175 in case of the chairperson's absence, or refusal to call the 176 committee together, a meeting may be called by a majority of the 177 members of the committee.
Reconsideration by 205 Committee.) The affirmative vote of a majority of all members 206 constituting a committee shall be necessary to agree to any 207 S.
Reconsideration by 205 S.
17 Page 8 As Introduced motion to recommend for passage or to postpone indefinitely 208 further consideration of bills or resolutions.
17 Page 8 As Adopted by the Senate Committee.) The affirmative vote of a majority of all members 206 constituting a committee shall be necessary to agree to any 207 motion to recommend for passage or to postpone indefinitely 208 further consideration of bills or resolutions.
No committee may report back any measure 237 referred to it or any substitute for such measure without 238 recommending its passage or adoption, and the report shall not 239 be received by the Clerk unless signed by the majority of the 240 S.
No committee may report back any measure 237 referred to it or any substitute for such measure without 238 S.
17 Page 9 As Introduced committee who voted in support of the action.
17 Page 9 As Adopted by the Senate recommending its passage or adoption, and the report shall not 239 be received by the Clerk unless signed by the majority of the 240 committee who voted in support of the action.
270 Rule 31.
270 S.
(Motion to Commit, Cannot Be Amended.) When a 271 motion is made to commit to a standing committee, it shall not 272 S.
17 Page 10 As Introduced be in order to amend such motion by substitution of any other 273 committee.
17 Page 10 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 31.
(Motion to Commit, Cannot Be Amended.) When a 271 motion is made to commit to a standing committee, it shall not 272 be in order to amend such motion by substitution of any other 273 committee.
(Bills, Title of.) Bills shall have noted in their 300 title a distinct reference to the subject or matter to which 301 they relate, and if they propose the amendment, enactment, or 302 repeal of any law, to the section proposed to be amended, 303 enacted, or repealed.
(Bills, Title of.) Bills shall have noted in their 300 title a distinct reference to the subject or matter to which 301 they relate, and if they propose the amendment, enactment, or 302 S.
304 S.
17 Page 11 As Introduced Rule 35.
17 Page 11 As Adopted by the Senate repeal of any law, to the section proposed to be amended, 303 enacted, or repealed.
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304 Rule 35.
(Bills Placed on Calendar, When.) Unless the 333 Senate otherwise orders, all bills and resolutions reported by a 334 committee with a recommendation for passage or adoption shall be 335 S.
(Bills Placed on Calendar, When.) Unless the 333 S.
17 Page 12 As Introduced placed on the calendar with an indication that the bills and 336 resolutions have been recommended for passage or adoption by the 337 designated committees.
17 Page 12 As Adopted by the Senate Senate otherwise orders, all bills and resolutions reported by a 334 committee with a recommendation for passage or adoption shall be 335 placed on the calendar with an indication that the bills and 336 resolutions have been recommended for passage or adoption by the 337 designated committees.
At the time of third 365 consideration, the bill with amendments incorporated shall be 366 supplied to each senator.
At the time of third 365 S.
367 S.
17 Page 13 As Introduced The Clerk may post on the calendar under the regular order 368 of business pursuant to Rule 7 the title of bills for which a 369 report of a committee of conference has been filed with the 370 Clerk.
17 Page 13 As Adopted by the Senate consideration, the bill with amendments incorporated shall be 366 supplied to each senator.
367 The Clerk may post on the calendar under the regular order 368 of business pursuant to Rule 7 the title of bills for which a 369 report of a committee of conference has been filed with the 370 Clerk.
The staff of the Legislative 395 Service Commission shall make such a synopsis available to each 396 senator at the time the Senate votes on the question of 397 concurrence in the House amendments.
The staff of the Legislative 395 Service Commission shall make such a synopsis available to each 396 senator at the time the Senate votes on the question of 397 S.
The Clerk shall provide 398 each member of the majority leadership, each member of the 399 S.
17 Page 14 As Introduced minority leadership, and the sponsor or floor sponsor with any 400 amendments made by the House during its third consideration of 401 the bill or resolution.
17 Page 14 As Adopted by the Senate concurrence in the House amendments.
The Clerk shall provide 398 each member of the majority leadership, each member of the 399 minority leadership, and the sponsor or floor sponsor with any 400 amendments made by the House during its third consideration of 401 the bill or resolution.
When the Senate is agreed, the Clerk shall make out the 430 title of the bill or resolution accordingly.
When the Senate is agreed, the Clerk shall make out the 430 S.
431 AMENDMENTS 432 S.
17 Page 15 As Introduced Rule 48.
17 Page 15 As Adopted by the Senate title of the bill or resolution accordingly.
431 AMENDMENTS 432 Rule 48.
460 This rule does not apply to the President Pro Tempore, the 461 Majority Floor Leader, the Minority Leader, or the Assistant 462 Minority Leader of the Senate.
460 This rule does not apply to the President Pro Tempore, the 461 S.
463 S.
17 Page 16 As Introduced RESOLUTIONS 464 Rule 54.
17 Page 16 As Adopted by the Senate Majority Floor Leader, the Minority Leader, or the Assistant 462 Minority Leader of the Senate.
463 RESOLUTIONS 464 Rule 54.
If so 490 referred, the Committee on Rules and Reference shall examine and 491 otherwise consider the resolution, and may indefinitely postpone 492 it, refer it to another standing committee, or report it back to 493 the Senate.
If so 490 referred, the Committee on Rules and Reference shall examine and 491 otherwise consider the resolution, and may indefinitely postpone 492 it, refer it to another standing committee, or report it back to 493 S.
494 It shall be a prerogative of the presiding officer to 495 S.
17 Page 17 As Introduced consolidate into a single motion for consideration by the Senate 496 some or all commemorative and congratulatory resolutions offered 497 for adoption on any particular legislative day.
17 Page 17 As Adopted by the Senate the Senate.
494 It shall be a prerogative of the presiding officer to 495 consolidate into a single motion for consideration by the Senate 496 some or all commemorative and congratulatory resolutions offered 497 for adoption on any particular legislative day.
The Clerk shall also provide 524 a place on all death, commemorative, and congratulatory 525 resolutions for signature of the senator whose name first 526 appears on the resolution as author.
The Clerk shall also provide 524 a place on all death, commemorative, and congratulatory 525 resolutions for signature of the senator whose name first 526 S.
527 VOTING 528 S.
17 Page 18 As Introduced Rule 58.
17 Page 18 As Adopted by the Senate appears on the resolution as author.
527 VOTING 528 Rule 58.
557 Rule 62.
557 S.
(Roll May Remain Open.) At the discretion of the 558 President, the roll may remain open for a vote by any senator 559 S.
17 Page 19 As Introduced who was not present when the roll was called, but the roll may 560 remain open only until the Senate adjourns for the day.
17 Page 19 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 62.
(Roll May Remain Open.) At the discretion of the 558 President, the roll may remain open for a vote by any senator 559 who was not present when the roll was called, but the roll may 560 remain open only until the Senate adjourns for the day.
588 Rule 68.
588 S.
(Change of Vote.) Any senator, on account of error 589 or for any other reason, may change his or her vote;
but no 590 S.
17 Page 20 As Introduced senator shall be permitted to change his or her vote, as 591 recorded, after the Senate has proceeded to the next order of 592 business.
17 Page 20 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 68.
(Change of Vote.) Any senator, on account of error 589 or for any other reason, may change his or her vote;
but no 590 senator shall be permitted to change his or her vote, as 591 recorded, after the Senate has proceeded to the next order of 592 business.
619 Rule 73.
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(Statement of Question.) Any senator may call for 620 a statement of the pending question, whereupon the President 621 S.
17 Page 21 As Introduced shall restate the same.
17 Page 21 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 73.
(Statement of Question.) Any senator may call for 620 a statement of the pending question, whereupon the President 621 shall restate the same.
649 MOTIONS 650 Rule 79.
649 MOTIONS 650 S.
(When Motions Must Be in Writing.) All amendments 651 must be in writing.
652 S.
17 Page 22 As Introduced Any senator offering an amendment to any bill or resolution 653 under consideration, or any amendment to such an amendment, 654 shall submit it to the Clerk not less than ninety minutes before 655 the scheduled beginning of the voting session at which the 656 amendment is to be offered.
17 Page 22 As Adopted by the Senate Rule 79.
(When Motions Must Be in Writing.) All amendments 651 must be in writing.
652 Any senator offering an amendment to any bill or resolution 653 under consideration, or any amendment to such an amendment, 654 shall submit it to the Clerk not less than ninety minutes before 655 the scheduled beginning of the voting session at which the 656 amendment is to be offered.
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(Previous Question, How Put.) A motion for the 706 previous question shall be entertained only upon the demand of 707 three senators.
(Previous Question, How Put.) A motion for the 706 previous question shall be entertained only upon the demand of 707 S.
The President shall put the question in this 708 form:
"The question is, 'Shall the debate now close?'" A 709 S.
17 Page 24 As Introduced majority vote of the Senate shall be required to carry the 710 previous question, and until decided it shall preclude further 711 debate and all amendments and motions.
17 Page 24 As Adopted by the Senate three senators.
The President shall put the question in this 708 form:
"The question is, 'Shall the debate now close?'" A 709 majority vote of the Senate shall be required to carry the 710 previous question, and until decided it shall preclude further 711 debate and all amendments and motions.
However, if a motion to reconsider is not called 738 up within thirty days after it was made, the motion is deemed 739 lost.
However, if a motion to reconsider is not called 738 S.
740 S.
17 Page 25 As Introduced Rule 89.
17 Page 25 As Adopted by the Senate up within thirty days after it was made, the motion is deemed 739 lost.
740 Rule 89.
(Postpone to Time Certain.) A bill or resolution 768 postponed to a time certain shall not be considered at an 769 earlier time, except upon the vote of three-fifths of the 770 senators elected.
(Postpone to Time Certain.) A bill or resolution 768 postponed to a time certain shall not be considered at an 769 S.
771 S.
17 Page 26 As Introduced Rule 94.
17 Page 26 As Adopted by the Senate earlier time, except upon the vote of three-fifths of the 770 senators elected.
771 Rule 94.
800 and no rule shall be altered, except by a three-fifths vote of 801 the senators elected.
800 S.
Any of these rules may be suspended by a 802 S.
17 Page 27 As Introduced three-fifths vote of the members elected, excepting rules which 803 specifically require otherwise.
17 Page 27 As Adopted by the Senate and no rule shall be altered, except by a three-fifths vote of 801 the senators elected.
Any of these rules may be suspended by a 802 three-fifths vote of the members elected, excepting rules which 803 specifically require otherwise.
Failure of the question to receive the concurrence 832 of a majority of the senators elected constitutes refusal of the 833 Senate to advise and consent to the appointment.
Failure of the question to receive the concurrence 832 S.
The Senate may 834 S.
17 Page 28 As Introduced advise and consent to two or more appointments by a single roll 835 call vote.
17 Page 28 As Adopted by the Senate of a majority of the senators elected constitutes refusal of the 833 Senate to advise and consent to the appointment.
The Senate may 834 advise and consent to two or more appointments by a single roll 835 call vote.
All records kept by the 864 Clerk are governed by the records retention schedule adopted by 865 the Clerk.
All records kept by the 864 Clerk are governed by the records retention schedule adopted by 865 S.
The property and premises of the Senate shall also be 866 under the direct supervision of the Clerk.
867 S.
17 Page 29 As Introduced When the Clerk is required to print a bill, resolution, 868 report, or other document belonging to the Senate, the Clerk may 869 use any method of printing contemplated by sections 101.51 to 870 101.524 of the Revised Code.
17 Page 29 As Adopted by the Senate the Clerk.
The property and premises of the Senate shall also be 866 under the direct supervision of the Clerk.
867 When the Clerk is required to print a bill, resolution, 868 report, or other document belonging to the Senate, the Clerk may 869 use any method of printing contemplated by sections 101.51 to 870 101.524 of the Revised Code.
In 894 requesting the Clerk's approval, the person shall inform the 895 Clerk of the committee room the person wishes to use and the 896 time and purpose of the proposed use.
In 894 requesting the Clerk's approval, the person shall inform the 895 Clerk of the committee room the person wishes to use and the 896 S.
Senate committee rooms may 897 be used for only appropriate purposes.
At no time shall food or 898 S.
17 Page 30 As Introduced beverages be allowed in Senate committee rooms unless otherwise 899 authorized by the Clerk.
17 Page 30 As Adopted by the Senate time and purpose of the proposed use.
Senate committee rooms may 897 be used for only appropriate purposes.
At no time shall food or 898 beverages be allowed in Senate committee rooms unless otherwise 899 authorized by the Clerk.
(Applause, Outbursts or Demonstrations.) No 926 applause, outburst or other demonstration by any spectator shall 927 be permitted during a voting session of the Senate and during 928 any meeting of a committee.
(Applause, Outbursts or Demonstrations.) No 926 applause, outburst or other demonstration by any spectator shall 927 be permitted during a voting session of the Senate and during 928 S.
929 Rule 110.
(Distribution of Printed Materials.) No general 930 S.
17 Page 31 As Introduced distribution of printed material to the members of the Senate 931 shall be permitted in the Senate Chamber during a voting session 932 of the Senate unless authorized by a senator or the Clerk.
17 Page 31 As Adopted by the Senate any meeting of a committee.
929 Rule 110.
(Distribution of Printed Materials.) No general 930 distribution of printed material to the members of the Senate 931 shall be permitted in the Senate Chamber during a voting session 932 of the Senate unless authorized by a senator or the Clerk.
955 The application required by the above rule shall be 956 authenticated in a manner that shall be satisfactory to the 957 Executive Committee of the Ohio Legislative Correspondents' 958 Association, who shall see that the privileges of the floor be 959 granted to representatives of the press association serving 960 newspapers of general circulation, bona fide correspondents of 961 reputable standing in their profession who represent newspapers 962 of general circulation or magazines, or representatives of daily 963 S.
955 The application required by the above rule shall be 956 authenticated in a manner that shall be satisfactory to the 957 Executive Committee of the Ohio Legislative Correspondents' 958 Association, who shall see that the privileges of the floor be 959 granted to representatives of the press association serving 960 S.
17 Page 32 As Introduced legislative information services of known standing and 964 integrity, or their affiliates;
17 Page 32 As Adopted by the Senate newspapers of general circulation, bona fide correspondents of 961 reputable standing in their profession who represent newspapers 962 of general circulation or magazines, or representatives of daily 963 legislative information services of known standing and 964 integrity, or their affiliates;
992 The application required by the above rule shall be 993 authenticated in a manner that shall be satisfactory to the 994 Radio and Television Correspondents' Association of Ohio.
992 The application required by the above rule shall be 993 S.
It 995 shall be the duty of the Radio and Television Correspondents' 996 S.
17 Page 33 As Introduced Association of Ohio to see that the privileges of the floor 997 shall be granted only to the representatives of stations and 998 broadcasting networks serving radio and television stations, or 999 networks serving such radio and television stations as have been 1000 duly licensed by the Federal Communications Commission.
17 Page 33 As Adopted by the Senate authenticated in a manner that shall be satisfactory to the 994 Radio and Television Correspondents' Association of Ohio.
It 995 shall be the duty of the Radio and Television Correspondents' 996 Association of Ohio to see that the privileges of the floor 997 shall be granted only to the representatives of stations and 998 broadcasting networks serving radio and television stations, or 999 networks serving such radio and television stations as have been 1000 duly licensed by the Federal Communications Commission.
1023 Taping or filming of meetings of committees of the Senate 1024 is permissible with the prior consent of the chairperson of the 1025 committee involved.
1023 Taping or filming of meetings of committees of the Senate 1024 is permissible with the prior consent of the chairperson of the 1025 S.
Such approved filming or taping may be for 1026 specific time periods set by the chairperson, if such taping or 1027 filming interferes with the orderly procedure of the hearing.
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17 Page 34 As Introduced Taping or filming in the Senate chamber or in committee 1029 rooms when no member of the Senate is present is permissible 1030 with the prior consent of the Clerk.
17 Page 34 As Adopted by the Senate committee involved.
Such approved filming or taping may be for 1026 specific time periods set by the chairperson, if such taping or 1027 filming interferes with the orderly procedure of the hearing.
1028 Taping or filming in the Senate chamber or in committee 1029 rooms when no member of the Senate is present is permissible 1030 with the prior consent of the Clerk.
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Failed 31 Yea · 0 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 23000
Democratic 8000
Total 31000
% of votes cast 100%0%0%0%
How each member voted (31)
Member Party Vote
Beth Liston Democratic Yea
Casey Weinstein Democratic Yea
Catherine D. Ingram Democratic Yea
Hearcel F. Craig Democratic Yea
Kent Smith Democratic Yea
Nickie J. Antonio Democratic Yea
Paula Hicks-Hudson Democratic Yea
Willis E. Blackshear, Jr. Democratic Yea
Al Cutrona Republican Yea
Al Landis Republican Yea
Andrew O. Brenner Republican Yea
Bill Reineke Republican Yea
Brian M. Chavez Republican Yea
George F. Lang Republican Yea
Jane M. Timken Republican Yea
Jerry C. Cirino Republican Yea
Kristina D. Roegner Republican Yea
Kyle Koehler Republican Yea
Louis W. Blessing, III Republican Yea
Mark Romanchuk Republican Yea
Michele Reynolds Republican Yea
Nathan H. Manning Republican Yea
Rob McColley Republican Yea
Sandra O'Brien Republican Yea
Shane Wilkin Republican Yea
Stephen A. Huffman Republican Yea
Steve Wilson Republican Yea
Susan Manchester Republican Yea
Terry Johnson Republican Yea
Theresa Gavarone Republican Yea
Tim Schaffer Republican Yea

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What does SR 17 do?
To adopt the rules of the Senate for the 136th General Assembly.
Who sponsors SR 17?
SR 17 is sponsored by Bill Reineke (Republican).
What is the current status of SR 17?
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