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On Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, SB 214 got through House committee, the full House and the Senate (21 to 9) all in one day. It takes suppressors, short barreled rifles and short barreled shotguns off Ohio’s dangerous ordnance list, and now it’s headed to Governor DeWine.
What a day.
On Tuesday, November 10 at 9:45 AM, the Ohio House Public Safety Committee meets on Senate Bill 214 with amendments and a vote on the table. Use the button below right now to email all 13 committee members and demand they put the Freedom to Carry Act into Senate Bill 214 before lame duck runs out.
Amy Acton is sworn in as Ohio governor on January 11, but until then Mike DeWine is still governor and Republicans still hold the Statehouse supermajority. Here is why lame duck is our window to pass the Freedom to Carry Act (HB 495 and SB 392), and what to do today.
Ohio votes tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here is what the governor’s race, the Ohio House supermajority and control of Congress could mean for your gun rights, plus where and when to vote.
This is the second of two scenarios for Ohio gun owners. If Amy Acton wins the governor’s race on November 3 and Republicans keep the Ohio House and Senate, what could happen to gun rights in Columbus? Here is a look at her record, the pressure that follows a crisis, veto overrides, and what Republican leaders might do with a Democratic govern...