Ron Ferguson has stood with gun owners in the Ohio House, and Ohio Gun Owners gave Ferguson our A+. Ferguson co-sponsored the Freedom to Carry Act, the Ohio Self-Defense Act and the Second Amendment Protection Act, and sponsored legislation repealing gun-free zones.
State Rep. Brian Lorenz (House District 60) was one of the 21 who voted YES on the Freedom to Carry Act on June 10, 2026, and he returned a 100%...
State Rep. Tex Fischer (House District 59) sponsors the Second Amendment Protection Act, House Bill 382, and voted YES on the Freedom to Carry Act...
Jennifer Gross is one of the strongest pro-gun legislators Ohio has ever had, and Ohio Gun Owners gave Gross our A+. On June 10, Gross sponsored the Freedom to Carry Act, forced a recorded vote and voted YES.
Tom Brinkman is running to return to the Ohio House, and Ohio Gun Owners gave Brinkman our A+. Back in 2021, Brinkman was the primary sponsor of House Bill 227, the original constitutional carry bill.
On Oct. 5, Rep. Troy Carter, a Democrat from Louisiana, signed on to H.R. 7166, the so-called “Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act.” That makes 23 cosponsors, every one of them a Democrat.
Michael Bloomberg has sent about $80 million to help Democrats in the midterms, including $24 million to Everytown. Here’s how Ohio Gun Owners is answering.
I’ve got some good news, and if you live in Columbus, it’s really good news. On Friday, October 9, an Ohio appeals court kept Columbus’s “high capacity” magazine ban and its mandatory gun lockup ordinance blocked.
On June 10, 2026, Representative John led the vote against the Freedom to Carry Act. It went down 75 to 21. (Ohio House Journal, June 10, 2026, page 2236.)
On June 10, 2026, Manning voted against the Freedom to Carry Act (amendment 3085 to House Bill 667). It went down 75 to 21. (Ohio House Journal, June 10, 2026, page 2236.)