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Ohio HB 492 — Prohibit interfering with motor vehicle-related arrests

Ohio, 136. HB 492: Prohibit interfering with motor vehicle-related arrests

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Latest action

October 6, 2026 — Effective 10/6/26

Summary

To amend section 4513.36 of the Revised Code to expand the prohibition against interfering with arrest to all motor vehicle-related laws and require drivers to disclose their name, address, and date of birth to a police officer on request.

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Bill text

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Recorded votes

Reported

November 12, 2025 · House · fail

yes: 7 · no: 3

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Individual member positions (10)
MemberVote
Cindy Abramsyes
Kevin D. Milleryes
Thomas Hallyes
Matthew Kishmanyes
Jeff LaReyes
Phil Plummeryes
Bernard Willisyes
Cecil Thomasno
Juanita O. Brentno
Latyna M. Humphreyno

Passed

November 20, 2025 · House · pass

yes: 59 · no: 21

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Individual member positions (80)
MemberVote
Cindy Abramsyes
Tim Barhorstyes
Adam C. Birdyes
Sean P. Brennanyes
Karen Brownleeyes
Jamie Callenderyes
Thaddeus J. Claggettyes
Gary Clickyes
Meredith Craigyes
Jack K. Danielsyes
Kellie Deeteryes
Michael D. Dovillayes
Sarah Fowler Arthuryes
Haraz N. Ghanbariyes
Chris Glassburnyes
Derrick Hallyes
Thomas Hallyes
Mark Hineryes
Adam Holmesyes
James M. Hoopsyes
Matt Huffmanyes
Marilyn Johnyes
Mark Johnsonyes
Angela N. Kingyes
Matthew Kishmanyes
Roy Klopfensteinyes
Brian Lamptonyes
Jeff LaReyes
Gayle Manningyes
Adam Mathewsyes
Ty D. Mathewsyes
Lauren McNallyyes
Joseph A. Miller, IIIyes
Kevin D. Milleryes
Melanie Milleryes
Johnathan Newmanyes
Mike Odiosoyes
Scott Oelslageryes
Bob Petersonyes
Phil Plummeryes
Sharon A. Rayyes
Tracy M. Richardsonyes
Kevin Ritteryes
Monica Robb Blasdelyes
Bill Roemeryes
Jodi Salvoyes
Nick Santucciyes
Jean Schmidtyes
Mark Sigristyes
Jason Stephensyes
D. J. Swearingenyes
David Thomasyes
Jim Thomasyes
Daniel P. Troyyes
Josh Williamsyes
Bernard Willisyes
Heidi Workmanyes
Tom Youngyes
Ty Mooreyes
Munira Abdullahino
Rachel B. Bakerno
Juanita O. Brentno
Darnell T. Brewerno
Levi Deanno
Latyna M. Humphreyno
Dani Isaacsohnno
Meredith R. Lawson-Roweno
Brian Lorenzno
Ismail Mohamedno
Beryl Brown Piccolantoniono
Phillip M. Robinson, Jr.no
C. Allison Russono
Veronica R. Simsno
Bride Rose Sweeneyno
Eric Synenbergno
Michelle Teskano
Cecil Thomasno
Desiree Timsno
Erika Whiteno
Ashley Bryant Baileyno

Reported

June 10, 2026 · Senate · fail

yes: 5 · no: 2

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (7)
MemberVote
Nathan H. Manningyes
Michele Reynoldsyes
Theresa Gavaroneyes
Al Cutronayes
Louis W. Blessing, IIIyes
Paula Hicks-Hudsonno
Kent Smithno

Passed

June 11, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 24 · no: 9

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (33)
MemberVote
Steve Wilsonyes
Rob McColleyyes
Stephen A. Huffmanyes
Nathan H. Manningyes
Andrew O. Brenneryes
Kristina D. Roegneryes
Theresa Gavaroneyes
Tim Schafferyes
Terry Johnsonyes
Louis W. Blessing, IIIyes
George F. Langyes
Jerry C. Cirinoyes
Mark Romanchukyes
Bill Reinekeyes
Sandra O'Brienyes
Al Landisyes
Shane Wilkinyes
Michele Reynoldsyes
Brian M. Chavezyes
Al Cutronayes
Kyle Koehleryes
Susan Manchesteryes
Thomas F. Pattonyes
Jane M. Timkenyes
Hearcel F. Craigno
Nickie J. Antoniono
Paula Hicks-Hudsonno
William P. DeMorano
Kent Smithno
Catherine D. Ingramno
Willis E. Blackshear, Jr.no
Beth Listonno
Casey Weinsteinno

Legislative history

  1. Effective 10/6/26
  2. Effective
  3. Signed By The Governor
  4. Sent To The Governor
  5. Passed
  6. Reported
  7. Referred to committee
  8. Introduced
  9. Passed
  10. Reported - Substitute
  11. Referred to committee
  12. Introduced

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