STATE BILLOH HB 102ENGROSSED

Restrict sex offender from residing, loitering near victim's home

To amend sections 1923.02, 2950.99, 5321.03, and 5321.051; to amend, for the purpose of adopting a new section number as indicated in parentheses, section 2950.035 (2950.036); and to enact section 2950.035 of the Revised Code to prohibit a sex offender or a child-victim offender from residing within 2,000 feet of the residence of the victim and from loitering within 1,000 feet of the residence of the victim.

Status: Engrossed; Passed its first chamber
Status date: Nov 19, 2025; 358 days ago
Current chamber: Senate
Session: 2025-2026 Regular Session

OH HB 102 · EngrossedNov 19

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Bill details

Last action: Re-referred: Judiciary · Feb 18, 2026
Pending committee: Judiciary

Sponsors

RKRoy KlopfensteinRepresentative · Republican · HD-082Primary sponsor

JWJosh WilliamsRepresentative · Republican · HD-044Primary sponsor

CACindy AbramsRepresentative · Republican · HD-029Primary sponsor

TBTim BarhorstRepresentative · Republican · HD-085Primary sponsor

ABAdam BirdRepresentative · Republican · HD-063Primary sponsor

SBSean BrennanRepresentative · Democrat · HD-014Primary sponsor

TCThaddeus ClaggettRepresentative · Republican · HD-068Primary sponsor

GCGary ClickRepresentative · Republican · HD-088Primary sponsor

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RCRodney CreechRepresentative · Republican · HD-040Primary sponsor

JDJack DanielsRepresentative · Republican · HD-032Primary sponsor

KDKellie DeeterRepresentative · Republican · HD-054Primary sponsor

MDMichael DovillaRepresentative · Republican · HD-007Primary sponsor

HGHaraz GhanbariRepresentative · Republican · HD-075Primary sponsor

JGJennifer GrossRepresentative · Republican · HD-045Primary sponsor

DHDerrick HallRepresentative · Democrat · HD-034Primary sponsor

THThomas HallRepresentative · Republican · HD-046Primary sponsor

MHMark HinerRepresentative · Republican · HD-098Primary sponsor

AHAdam HolmesRepresentative · Republican · HD-097Primary sponsor

JHJames HoopsRepresentative · Republican · HD-081Primary sponsor

MJMarilyn JohnRepresentative · Republican · HD-076Primary sponsor

MJMark JohnsonRepresentative · Republican · HD-092Primary sponsor

AKAngela KingRepresentative · Republican · HD-084Primary sponsor

MKMatthew KishmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-050Primary sponsor

JLJeff LaReRepresentative · Republican · HD-073Primary sponsor

GMGayle ManningRepresentative · Republican · HD-052Primary sponsor

AMAdam MathewsRepresentative · Republican · HD-056Primary sponsor

TMTy MathewsRepresentative · Republican · HD-083Primary sponsor

RMRiordan McClainRepresentative · Republican · HD-087Primary sponsor

KMKevin MillerRepresentative · Republican · HD-069Primary sponsor

MMMelanie MillerRepresentative · Republican · HD-067Primary sponsor

JNJohnathan NewmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-080Primary sponsor

MOMike OdiosoRepresentative · Republican · HD-030Primary sponsor

SOScott OelslagerRepresentative · Republican · HD-048Primary sponsor

BPBob PetersonRepresentative · Republican · HD-091Primary sponsor

TRTracy RichardsonRepresentative · Republican · HD-086Primary sponsor

MRMonica Robb BlasdelRepresentative · Republican · HD-079Primary sponsor

NSNick SantucciRepresentative · Republican · HD-064Primary sponsor

JSJean SchmidtRepresentative · Republican · HD-062Primary sponsor

MSMark SigristRepresentative · Democrat · HD-010Primary sponsor

JSJason StephensRepresentative · Republican · HD-093Primary sponsor

BSBrian StewartRepresentative · Republican · HD-012Primary sponsor

DTDavid ThomasRepresentative · Republican · HD-065Primary sponsor

AWAndrea WhiteRepresentative · Republican · HD-036Primary sponsor

BWBernard WillisRepresentative · Republican · HD-074Primary sponsor

HWHeidi WorkmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-072Primary sponsor

TYTom YoungRepresentative · Republican · HD-037Primary sponsor

Bill history

Newest first.

Feb 18, 2026Re-referred: JudiciarySenate

Feb 11, 2026Referred to committee: Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Public SafetySenate

Nov 25, 2025IntroducedSenate

Nov 19, 2025PassedHouse

Nov 12, 2025Reported - Substitute: Public SafetyHouse

Feb 26, 2025Referred to committee: Public SafetyHouse

Feb 18, 2025IntroducedHouse

Recorded votes

House Favorable PassageNov 12, 2025 · House · 8 yea · 2 nayPassed

House PassedNov 19, 2025 · House · 89 yea · 2 nayPassed

Subjects

Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement
Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Crime and Punishment
Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Sex Offenses
Housing and Real Property
Housing and Real Property : Landlords and Tenants
House Public Safety Committee
Senate Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee

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