Urge selection of Ohio as headquarters of the U.S. Space Command

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Thomas F. Patton

District	17
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Daniel P. Troy

District	23
Party	Democrat
Chamber	House of Representatives

Brian E. Lampton

District	70
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

Related Topics

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Civil Rights & Liberties

Military & Veterans Affairs

Technology & Cybersecurity

Related Committees

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Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced and Referred to Committee Jun 20 2023 Adopted Jun 27 2023 Vote Result Adopted Reported Jun 27 2023 Vote Result Favorable Passage	Offered Sep 12 2023 Referred to committee Sep 13 2023 Reported Dec 16 2024 Vote Result Favorable Passage Adopted Dec 18 2024 Vote Result Adopted

Documents

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