Eric Synenberg

District 21
Chamber House
Political Party Democrat
https://ohiohouse.gov/members/eric-synenberg

State Representative Eric Synenberg, born and raised in University Heights and Beachwood, is currently serving his first term representing the 21st House District, which includes all of Beachwood, Euclid, Lyndhurst, South Euclid, University Heights, and part of Cleveland.

During the course of his career, Representative Synenberg has worked in a wide variety of roles. As an attorney, Eric has worked in the private sector and served in the public sector as Deputy Counsel for State Treasurer Josh Mandel from 2011–2018. From 2018–2024, he served on the Beachwood City Council. On council, he served as Vice President and chaired key committees, including Economic Development, Finance, Legal & Personnel, and Safety. Eric is proud to continue a legacy of dedicated service to the state of Ohio as a third-generation elected official.

Prior to joining the legislature, Representative Synenberg was involved in numerous local organizations in the Cleveland area. This includes service to the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, Coventry Village (Cleveland Heights) Special Improvement District, Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland, and Northeast Ohio City Council Association.

Representative Synenberg is proud to have graduated from two of Ohio’s fine universities. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Miami University (OH) and his law degree from Cleveland State University. Eric also earned a Master of Law in Taxation from the University of Miami (FL), School of Law.

Focused on delivering meaningful results for Ohio’s residents, Representative Synenberg aims to work across party lines to address critical issues such as affordable housing, property tax reform, equitable school funding, workforce development, and support for working-class families. He is committed to building a more competitive, vibrant state where young residents are inspired to stay and build their futures. Eric resides in Beachwood with his wife and three sons.

District Map

Committee Membership

General Assembly
Committee
Adopt the 1905 Wright Flyer III as the state airplane
General Assembly 136
Number S. B. No. 24
Type Senate Bill
Committee Transportation
Allow a campaign committee to refund a political contribution
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 770
Type House Bill
Committee General Government
Allow absent voter''s ballot return to any county polling place
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 761
Type House Bill
Committee General Government
Allow eligible homeowners to defer property tax payment
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 212
Type House Bill
Committee Ways and Means
Allow use of campaign funds to pay certain child care costs
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 60
Type House Bill
Committee Government Oversight
Amend competitive retail electric service law
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 15
Type House Bill
Committee Energy
Authorize a property tax freeze for certain owner-occupied homes
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 156
Type House Bill
Committee Ways and Means
Authorize home kitchen registration for sale of certain foods
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 134
Type House Bill
Committee Agriculture
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Recent Votes

General Assembly
Committee
Enact the Larry Henderson Act
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 372
Type House Bill
Committee Judiciary
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/24/2026
Vote Result Favorable Passage
Enact Aspen Runnels'' Law
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 203
Type House Bill
Committee Judiciary
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/24/2026
Vote Result Favorable Passage
Relative to travel allowance.
General Assembly 136
Number H. R. No. 348
Type House Resolution
Committee
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Adopted
Make capital reappropriations for biennium ending June 30, 2028
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 730
Type House Bill
Committee Finance
Vote No
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Passed
Create the Data Center Study Commission
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 646
Type House Bill
Committee Technology and Innovation
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Passed
Require tick-related disease reporting to Department of Health
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 578
Type House Bill
Committee Health
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Passed
Revise list of vehicles that can commit vehicular homicide
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 533
Type House Bill
Committee Public Safety
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Passed
Exempt military-certified child care providers from licensure
General Assembly 136
Number H. B. No. 464
Type House Bill
Committee Children and Human Services
Vote Yes
Vote Date 3/18/2026
Vote Result Passed
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