Designating March 2022 as Triple Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Ohio.
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H. R. No. 192
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| Type |
House Resolution
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| General Assembly |
134
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Government Link
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Primary Sponsors
Dontavius L. Jarrells
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1 |
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Democrat |
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House of Representatives |
Latyna M. Humphrey
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2 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Richard D. Brown
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5 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Adam C. Miller
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6 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
C. Allison Russo
| District |
7 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Michael J. Skindell
| District |
13 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Jeffrey A. Crossman
| District |
15 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Monique Smith
| District |
16 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Phillip M. Robinson, Jr.
| District |
19 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Terrence Upchurch
| District |
20 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Juanita O. Brent
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22 |
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Democrat |
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House of Representatives |
David Leland
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22 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Daniel P. Troy
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23 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Casey Weinstein
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34 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Andrea White
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36 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Tom Young
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37 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Jennifer Gross
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45 |
| Party |
Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Lisa A. Sobecki
| District |
45 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Thomas West
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49 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Joseph A. Miller, III
| District |
53 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Michele Lepore-Hagan
| District |
58 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Jean Schmidt
| District |
62 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Michael J. O'Brien
| District |
64 |
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Democrat |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Diane V. Grendell
| District |
76 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
James M. Hoops
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81 |
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Republican |
| Chamber |
House of Representatives |
Catherine D. Ingram
| District |
9 |
| Party |
Democrat |
| Chamber |
Senate |
Kent Smith
| District |
21 |
| Party |
Democrat |
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Senate |
Co-Sponsors
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