Jean Schmidt
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Jean Schmidt
Ohio representative · R
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HB 466 Requires written real estate agency agreement for representationBecame lawHB 479 Regards physician supervision of imaging contrast administrationBecame lawHB 371 Regards screening mammography and dense breast tissueBecame lawHB 171 Designate CPT Louis John Speidel Memorial HighwayBecame lawHB 101 Modify the law regarding village dissolutionBecame lawHR 72 Honoring Elizabeth Madison as a 2023 Girls Wrestling State ChampionIntroducedHR 416 Honoring Thomas E. Brinkman, Jr. for outstanding service to the Ohio House of RepresentativesIntroducedHR 411 Honoring Representative Lisa A. Sobecki for outstanding service to the Ohio House of RepresentativesIntroducedEvery link on this map
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| HB 466 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HB 466, “Requires written real estate agency agreement for representation”. | Became law |
| HB 479 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HB 479, “Regards physician supervision of imaging contrast administration”. | Became law |
| HB 371 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HB 371, “Regards screening mammography and dense breast tissue”. | Became law |
| HB 171 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HB 171, “Designate CPT Louis John Speidel Memorial Highway”. | Became law |
| HB 101 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HB 101, “Modify the law regarding village dissolution”. | Became law |
| HR 72 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HR 72, “Honoring Elizabeth Madison as a 2023 Girls Wrestling State Champion”. | Introduced |
| HR 416 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HR 416, “Honoring Thomas E. Brinkman, Jr. for outstanding service to the Ohio House of Representatives”. | Introduced |
| HR 411 | Bills they lead | Jean Schmidt leads HR 411, “Honoring Representative Lisa A. Sobecki for outstanding service to the Ohio House of Representatives”. | Introduced |