COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today applauded Congress's passing of the CHIPS and Science Act, which will accelerate the nation's semiconductor manufacturing. The bill is a key piece of legislation for Intel's investment in central Ohio, as it will provide significant funding toward American semiconductor manufacturing and for innovation in technology.

COLUMBUS—Summer is in full swing and there is no better time to explore the vast variety of events, venues, and activities the 31 st Senate District has in store. Whether with your family, frie ...

COLUMBUS-State Senators Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) and Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) today introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution 17, urging Congress to allocate funding to the CHIPS Act. The bill was passed by Congress in 2021 but has not had funds apportioned to it yet.

COLUMBUS—Especially during this time of year around the Fourth of July, we should all pause to remember our nation’s history and the freedoms we hold dear as Americans. While I love the pa ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today praised Pharmavite, a vitamin and supplement manufacturing company, for their major expansion into New Albany. Pharmavite is investing $200 million into the area, building a new 200,000-250,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Licking County that will employ 225 full-time employees in its initial phase.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) issued this statement following the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization: "There has been ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today amended House Bill 377 to create a $500 million grant program for Appalachian Ohio. 

COLUMBUS-Senate President Pro Tempore Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) and Senate Minority Leader Kenny Yuko (D-Richmond Heights) today announced the unanimous passage of Senate Bill 164, their legislation to revise penalties for companion animal cruelty and prohibit the inhumane use of gas chambers for euthanasia of companion animals.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) announced today he has secured funding for key projects in the 31st District, including $1,875,000 for seven projects in Licking County.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) announced today he has secured funding for key projects in the 31st District, including $305,000 for three projects in Coshocton County.