Today, state Senators Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) and Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard) gave sponsor testimony on Senate Bill 183, the Expanding Human Trafficking Justice Act. This legislation will remove the predicate offenses of solicitation, prostitution and loitering as requirements for survivors of human trafficking to be eligible to apply for criminal record expungement. 

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) released the following statement after the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 126, known as Collin's Law. The  legislation is named after Collin Wiant, an Ohio University student who died as a result of a hazing incident  during a fraternity initiation.

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) released the following statement after the Ohio House of Representatives voted to remove former Speaker Larry Householder (R-Glenford) from office:

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) announced her vote against House Bill 110, the state operating budget. All members of the Senate Democratic Caucus joined in opposition. 

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) condemned the Senate's passage of Senate Bill 52, which would allow local governments in Ohio to restrict development of new wind and solar projects.

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) issued the following statement about the Substitute Bill for House Bill 110, the 2022-2023 state budget:

Today, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) applauded the Ohio Senate's passage of House Bill 170, which appropriates federal Covid-19 relief dollars to schools across the state.

This week, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo), Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, state Representative Lisa Sobecki (D-Toledo) and union leaders hosted a virtual community roundtable with advocates and Toledo-area residents to highlight ongoing issues with Ohio's unemployment system.

This week, state Senators Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) and Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard) introduced the Expanding Human Trafficking Justice Act. This legislation will remove the predicate offenses of solicitation, prostitution and loitering as requirements for survivors of human trafficking to be eligible to apply for criminal record expungement.

Last week, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) presented two teachers from Oregon City Schools with a resolution honoring Teacher Appreciation Day during Senate session.