The House Energy and Commerce Committee has advanced Congressman Bob Latta’s (R-OH5) ROUTERS Act and the National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA) Reauthorization Act.
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March 11, 2025, Press Release from the Office of Congressman Bob Latta:
Congressman Bob Latta (R-OH5) and Congresswoman Robin Kelly (D-IL2) reintroduced the Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act, which will help farmers across America more easily incorporate technology into their operations.
Democrat Jeffrey Sites has announced he will be running to represent Ohio's 4th Congressional District. He ran for the position last year, but it was ultimately won by Jim Jordan for an eighth term. Sites says he wasn't planning on running again, but after witnessing the attack on the Capitol earlier this month, he changed his mind. During his campaign this time around, he hopes to learn from last year and fight for three main things.
Last week, Congressman Jim Jordan and Democratic Candidate Shannon Freshour tackled the topic of Social Security after a question collected from a citizen of Ohio's 4th District asked the candidates about recent reports of Social Security being under review.
The event was hosted by St. Marys, New Bremen, and New Knoxville Rotaries and allowed each candidate time to answer a collection of preplanned questions from the public. Jordan is running for what could be his 8th term in the U.S. House of Representatives, while this is Freshour's first.
An Ohio Northern University professor believes a lot is at stake after Ohio's congressional district map was ruled unconstitutional. U.S. District Court judges made that ruling and ordered lawmakers to redraw the map by June 14. Katy Rossiter of ONU and formerly the U.S. Census Bureau said she has seen some issues with Ohio's district boundaries.