COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) last week joined his Senate colleagues in passing Substitute House Bill 166, Ohio's bipartisan two-year operating budget.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today applauded Governor Mike DeWine's signing of Senate Bill 107, legislation that will allow for greater transparency and improve efficiency in local elections by permitting local candidates to file campaign finance reports electronically.

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COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) is applauding the efforts of Governor Mike DeWine to request that FEMA add Mahoning County to the 10-county Presidential Disaster Declaration iss ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today sat down with Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina), representatives from General Motors, Workhorse and their newly formed company in Columbus, members of the Valley Delegation, Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber, JobsOhio and Governor DeWine's administration to proceed with discussions regarding the possible sale of the Lordstown manufacturing facility.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today joined Secretary of State Frank LaRose and other members of the General Assembly to welcome students from across Ohio to be recognized for ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) this week announced the Senate passage of legislation that will allow for greater transparency and improve efficiency in local elections by permitting local candidates to file campaign finance reports electronically.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today released the following statement regarding GM's decision to sell their Lordstown plant to Workhorse Group Incorporated, a Cincinnati compa ...

COLUMBUS-State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Rob McColley(R-Napoleon), joint-sponsors of Senate Bill 120, yesterday joined their Senate colleagues in unanimously passing their legislation to lift a state cap on the number of annual audits that can be performed on institutions of higher education.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) this week announced the Senate passage of legislation that aims to bolster the economic development of Ohio's low-income communities by incentivizing investments in Ohio's opportunity zones.