COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio House Republicans approved more than $200 billion over the next two years. The spending bill now heads to the Senate, where lawmakers will need to get it across Gov. Mike DeWine's desk before June 30.
Political anchor Curtis Jackson spoke with the bill’s sponsor, House Finance Committee Chairman Brian Stewart, R-Ashville, to take a closer look at what’s inside it.
This comes amid a tense geopolitical moment as a trade war continues escalating between the United States and China.
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