This week Ohio’s Attorney General joined the list of people calling on the General Assembly to do its job. And two House Republicans who voted to table the Freedom to Carry Act in June went public asking the House to pass it. That didn’t happen by accident. They’re feeling the heat because of you.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Young voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Young voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Klopfenstein voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Klopfenstein voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Creech voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Creech voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Huffman voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. As a state senator, Matt Huffman also voted for the so called SAVE Students Act, House Bill 123, on July 21, 2020.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how John voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Representative John led the vote against the Second Amendment Preservation Act, siding with the Democrats.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Thomas voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Representative Thomas voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Ghanbari voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Ghanbari voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Manning voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Manning voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Not only that. On Sunday, October 18, we showed you how Click voted on June 10, 2026 against the Freedom to Carry Act. In December 2024, Click voted against the Second Amendment Preservation Act.