Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) voted against House Bill 96, the Senate Republicans' version of the state operating budget.

The Ohio Jewish Caucus today released the following statement concerning the death of two staff members of the Israeli Embassy shot and killed Wednesday night outside a Jewish museum in Washington: 

This past April, veterans, families, and educators across Ohio and the nation joined in recognizing the Month of the Military Child, a time to honor the strength and resilience of children growing up in military families.

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) proudly supported the Ohio Senate's passage of House Bill 15, a major step forward in modernizing Ohio's energy policy, increasing power generation capacity, and delivering long-overdue savings to Ohio families and businesses. 

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) commended the Ohio Senate's passage of House Bill 54, the state's two-year transportation budget. The budget invests $11.5 billion over the biennium into Ohio's roads, bridges, airports, and railways, with nearly $200 million being invested in public transportation.

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) commended the Ohio Senate's passage of Senate Bill 2, which makes significant changes to Ohio's energy policies to protect consumers, increase power generation, and improve the state's electric grid.

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) released the following statement after the passage of Senate Bill 56, which overhauls the adult-use recreational marijuana laws that the majority of Ohioans voted to approve in 2023.

Today, state Senators Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) and Al Cutrona (R-Canfield) introduced a resolution urging Congress to pass the Reducing Accidents in Locomotives (RAIL) Act, a vital piece of bipartisan legislation introduced by Ohio Congresswoman Emilia Sykes and Congressman Michael Rulli. This bill seeks to address critical safety issues in the nation's rail system, spurred by the devastating train derailment in East Palestine, which exposed serious safety concerns that must be urgently addressed.

COLUMBUS - Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) issued the following statement after the Ohio Senate voted to pass the highly controversial Senate Bill 1:

Today, state Senators Hearcel F. Craig (D-Columbus) and Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) introduced legislation that would prevent individuals convicted of first-degree misdemeanors for domestic violence from possessing firearms or dangerous weapons in Ohio.