GOP Loses Supermajority in Ohio House. What Does that Mean for Acton?

Ohio House Democrats gain seats, shift balance of power

Democrats’ gains in the Ohio House broke Republicans’ supermajority, changing how lawmakers may pass bills and respond to the governor’s vetoes.

Democrats break Ohio GOP house supermajority, giving incoming Gov. Amy Acton new leverage

Gains in the Ohio House and Senate ended the Ohio GOP's legislative supermajority, mainly in the state House, changing what Republicans can do without Democratic support.

Ohio Republicans face new era of divided government after House losses

COLUMBUS, Ohio - With eight seats likely gained in the Ohio House on Tuesday, legislative Democrats have broken a 13-year Republican veto-proof supermajority in the chamber that will force the GOP to negotiate with governor-elect Amy Acton.

Republicans could lose Ohio House supermajority, try to weaken governor

GOP loses supermajority in Ohio House. What does that mean for Acton?

What a Democratic sweep means for Medicaid, SNAP cuts in Ohio

A new wave of Democratic lawmakers want to reverse Medicaid and SNAP cuts. They could still still face obstacles.