Ohio’s Republican governor vetoes trans care restriction and sports ban
- Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has vetoed legislation banning transgender athletes from women's sports and prohibiting minors from receiving gender-affirming medical treatment.
- The Ohio General Assembly has until the end of 2024 to decide whether to override the veto, requiring at least 60 House votes and 20 Senate votes.
- Mainstream medical associations support gender-affirming care, but HB68 would void these treatments.
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Trump slams Ohio Gov. DeWine for vetoing bill banning gender-affirming care for minors
DeWine said that he agreed with certain parts of the bill, but could not sign it as it is currently written. Trump called on the GOP-led Ohio legislature to override DeWine's veto.
Ohio Governor Vetoes Trans Sports and Gender-Affirming Care Ban
At least 22 states have a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youths. But, as of Friday, Ohio is not one of them. In a surprising move, Gov. Mike DeWine, a staunch conservative who once signed a bill allowing teachers to carry firearms in class, vetoed Ohio House Bill 68, a gnarly resolution consisting of two anti-trans acts: the “Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act,” which would prohibit transgender youths from receiving gender-a…
Gov. Mike DeWine Who Vetoed Trans Bills Received over $40,000 from Children's Hospitals Supporting Sex Change Procedures - The Ohio Star
Gov. Mike DeWine Who Vetoed Trans Bills Received over $40,000 from Children's Hospitals Supporting Sex Change Procedures
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