Below are our ratings of Ohio House members based on their votes on women’s issues during the 129th General Assembly. An “A” rating means the legislator takes the pro-woman position at least 90 percent of the time, with lower grades reflecting a corresponding lower pro-woman voting percentage. A list of votes used in scoring is provided below the scorecard.
To see how scores were calculated, view the detailed score sheet. For a complete list of bills affecting women this legislative session, visit our legislation page.
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 John Adams |
 Richard Adams |
 Ron Amstutz |
 Marlene Anielski |
 Nickie Antonio |
 Mike Ashford |
 Nan Baker |
 John Barnes, Jr. |
 William Batchelder |
 Peter Beck |
 Terry Blair |
 Lou Blessing, Jr. |
 Terry Boose |
 Kevin Boyce |
 Barbara Boyd |
 Andrew Brenner |
 Danny Bubp |
 Jim Buchy |
 Armond Budish |
 Jim Butler |
 John Patrick Carney |
 Nicholas Celebrezze |
 Ted Celeste |
 Jack Cera |
 Kathleen Clyde |
 Courtney Combs |
 Margaret Conditt |
 Rex Damschroder |
 Timothy Derickson |
 Anthony DeVitis |
 Mike Dovilla |
 Denise Driehaus |
 MIke Duffey |
 Teresa Fedor |
 Lorraine Fende |
 Mike Foley |
 Randy Gardner |
 Nancy Garland |
 Ronald Gerberry |
 Anne Gonzales |
 Bruce Goodwin |
 Jay Goyal |
 Cheryl Grossman |
 Bob Hackett |
 Christina Hagan |
 Robert Hagan |
 David Hall |
 Bill Hayes |
 Tracy Maxwell Heard |
 Michael Henne |
 Brian Hill |
 Jay Hottinger |
 Matt Huffman |
 Terry Johnson |
 Casey Kozlowski |
 Al Landis |
 Tom Letson |
 Clayton Luckie |
 Matt Lundy |
 Matt Lynch |
 Ron Maag |
 Dale Mallory |
 Jarrod Martin |
 Jeffrey McClain |
 Ross McGregor |
 Zack Milkovich |
 Dennis Murray |
 Craig Newbold |
 Sean O’Brien |
 Mark Okey |
 Bill Patmon |
 Dorothy Pelanda |
 Debbie Phillips |
 Connie Pillich |
 Dan Ramos |
 Alicia Reece |
 Kristina Roegner |
 Cliff Rosenberger |
 Margaret Ann Ruhl |
 Gary Scherer |
 Kirk Schuring |
 Barbara Sears |
 Marilyn Slaby |
 Stephen Slesnick |
 Ryan Smith |
 Robert Sprague |
 Peter Stautberg |
 Gerald Stebelton |
 MIchael Stinziano |
 Vernon Sykes |
 Matt Szollosi |
 Louis Terhar |
 Andy Thompson |
 Joseph Uecker |
 Lynn Wachtmann |
 Sandra Williams |
 Roland Winburn |
 Ron Young |
 Kenny Yuko |
Votes used in scoring
HB 63 (3/15/11) – Motion to table an amendment to require prenatal and maternity care, and counseling for rape and incest survivors when judicial bypass is denied for minors seeking abortions. The pro-woman position was a vote against the motion.
HB 78 (6/28/11) – Law banning all abortions after 20 weeks unless a prenatal tests shows a fetus is not viable. The pro-woman position was a vote against the legislation.
HB 79 (6/28/11) – Law prohibiting health care plans from providing abortion coverage in policies sold as part of the health insurance exchange to be established under the ACA. The pro-woman position was a vote against the legislation.
HB 79 (6/28/11) – Motion to table an amendment to require health care plans to provide coverage for maternity services. The pro-woman position was a vote against the motion.
HB 125 (6/28/11) – Legislation banning all abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detectable. The pro-woman position was a vote against the legislation.
HB 153 (6/29/11) – Biennial budget legislation which included provisions banning coverage of abortions by local government insurance plans and abortions at public hospitals and to require abstinence-only sex education.
HB 63 (10/21/11) – Law limiting options for a judicial bypass for minors seeking abortions. The pro-woman position was a vote against the legislation.
HCR 35 (2/15/12) – A resolution urging the President to allow employers to opt-out of contraception coverage requirements of the ACA. The pro-woman position was a vote against the resolution.
HB 262 (5/22/12) – Law that exempts minor victims of human trafficking from prosecution and provides counseling services and assistance to crack down on traffickers. The pro-woman position was a vote for the legislation.
HB 426 (5/22/12) – Legislation to create a breast & cervical cancer screening check-off on Ohio income tax returns. The pro-woman position was a vote for the legislation.
