Representative Michelle Teska Supports Pro-Family, Pro-Business Agenda in Today's House Session in Columbus

COLUMBUS, OH - State Representative Michelle Teska (R-Clearcreek Township) today voted in support of several key pieces of legislation aimed at defending Ohio's families, strengthening communities, and empowering small businesses to succeed.

"Today's votes re¿ect our commitment to protecting what matters most-our families, our children, and the hardworking small businesses that drive Ohio's economy," said Rep. Teska. "We are taking meaningful steps to uphold commonsense values, promote innovation, and ensure Ohio remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family."

Legislation Supported by Rep. Teska

H.B. 249

This legislation modernizes Ohio's indecent exposure laws by ensuring that adult performances are restricted to appropriate settings.

Positive Local Impact: Defends parental rights and protects children from inappropriate content, preserving family values in our communities.

Sub. H.B. 176

This bill creates a universal regulatory sandbox program, allowing entrepreneurs to develop and test new ideas with fewer bureaucratic obstacles.

Positive Local Impact: Cuts red tape and empowers small businesses and innovators to grow, compete, and create jobs in Ohio without unnecessary government interference.

H.B. 347

The SHE WINS Act strengthens informed consent requirements in medical decision-making. Positive Local Impact: Empowers individuals and families with transparency and protects their ability to make informed healthcare choices.

Sub. H.B. 203

Also known as Aspen Runnels' Law, this legislation increases penalties for dangerous driving in school zones.

Positive Local Impact: Protects children and families by holding reckless drivers accountable and reinforcing safety in our communities.

Am. H.B. 372

The Larry Henderson Act enhances penalties for serious criminal offenses and supports law enforcement.

Positive Local Impact: Backs the rule of law, protects Ohio citizens, and ensures communities remain secure for families and job creators.

Standing for Ohio Values

Rep. Teska emphasized that these measures re¿ect a broader commitment to conservative principles-limited government, personal responsibility, and strong families.

"Ohioans expect leadership that stands for common sense and core values," Teska said. "By supporting our small businesses, defending our children, and strengthening our communities, we are building a stronger future for our state."