Casey Weinstein

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) joined members of the Ohio Senate Democratic Caucus at a press conference to discuss the need for bipartisan legislation to address the reliability, affordability, water use, and local control concerns associated with data centers.

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) gave sponsor testimony on Senate Bill 232, which would clarify the definition and strengthen regulatory oversight of high-volume dog breeders, often referred to as "puppy mills." 

Today, state Senators Hearcel F. Craig (D-Columbus) and Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) gave sponsor testimony on Senate Bill 98, which would prevent individuals convicted of first-degree misdemeanors for domestic violence from possessing a firearm.

Today, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) issued the following statement regarding Statehouse Republicans' decision to ignore the constitutional requirement to pass a bipartisan congressional map by September 30. 

This week, state Senator Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) was joined by City of Stow Mayor John Pribonic and the family of Megan Keleman to announce the introduction of new legislation aimed at addressing the safety risks that led to Megan's tragic death last year. The bill, titled "Megan's Way Out," would mandate that drive-thru lanes in new or renovated facilities provide a bypass lane, at least 10 feet wide, to allow vehicles to exit and for emergency responders to access the scene quickly.