We are now over a month into the 134th General Assembly and I wanted to share a few of the bills that I am sponsoring that would greatly benefit Ohio. If enacted, these bills would help families save ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today was sworn in as President Pro Tempore of the Ohio Senate during opening day ceremonies at the Ohio Statehouse. The ceremony marked the beginning of the 134th General Assembly.

This year has undoubtedly been a challenging year for many, and as it draws to a close, it also marks the end of the 133rd General Assembly. As we look forward to a new year and the beginning of the 1 ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) completed 2020 without missing a single floor vote in the Ohio Senate, marking the twenty-eighth year of perfect attendance during his twenty-nine years of public service in the Ohio Senate, Ohio House and Newark City Council. 

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today announced the introduction of the state's capital budget, a $2.1 billion investment in Ohio's schools, infrastructure, public services and local community projects.

COLUMBUS-Members of the Ohio Senate Majority Caucus today unanimously elected State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) to serve as President Pro Tempore for the 134th General Assembly.

COLUMBUS-Members of the Ohio Senate Majority Caucus today unanimously elected Senator Matt Huffman (R-Lima) to serve as President of the Ohio Senate for the 134th General Assembly.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today announced the approval of $300,000 in Roadwork Development Grants to support Etna Township's Ashley Furniture project with roadwork improvements.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today announced that Ashley Furniture will bring 300 new jobs to Etna Township in Licking County. 

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today announced the approval of $425 million in additional CARES Act relief funds to be used for low-income Ohioans facing evictions and foreclosures, as well as for Ohio's small businesses, restaurants and bars, hospitals and non-profits, higher education institutions and arts organizations.