H.R.427

Express intention to affirm an Ohio Tenants' Bill of Rights

Introduced·5/13/26
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Ohio HR427 affirms tenants' rights in Ohio, ensuring fair treatment and protections.

Ohio HR427 expresses the House of Representatives' commitment to affirming the Ohio Tenants' Bill of Rights. This bill highlights several key protections for tenants, including the right to a fair application process, fair lease agreements, reasonable rent, organizing without retaliation, safeguards against eviction, freedom from discrimination, and the right to habitable homes. The resolution aims to restate these protections in clear language to ensure tenants' rights are upheld and easily accessible.

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History

May 13

House

Introduced and Referred to Committee: Judiciary