Who serves in the Ohio House of Representatives?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The current official House and Senate directories were checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). They identify the serving 136th General Assembly, not the incoming 137th General Assembly. Ohio Constitution Article II section 2 starts regular legislative terms January 1 following election; representatives serve two-year terms and senators four-year terms. November 2026 winners and candidates are not substituted for serving members.

House District 89 and Senate District 13 are explicitly labeled Vacant in their current official chamber directories. Their member names and current affiliations are null. The Senate source still displays R next to its vacant District 13 row; this historical label is retained in provenance but is not assigned to the vacancy. No successor is inferred from an election candidacy or an old individual profile.

Current House directory records include Ashley Bryant Bailey (District 26), Sean Hutson (District 66), and Ty Moore (District 95). The live serving directory controls membership; superseded profiles are not used as current members.

The current state House and Senate geography is the Ohio Redistricting Commission plan adopted September 26, 2023 and corrected September 29, 2023, officially distributed by the Secretary of State as the 2024–2032 plans. The separate October 2025 congressional plan does not redraw the state legislature.

Census 2024 1:500,000 cartographic legislative boundaries are shore-clipped thematic display geometry only. Every district ID and every interior display label must match its corresponding official 2023 legal-plan polygon; all cartographic rings and islands are retained. Only district identifiers are read from GIS attributes, never party or demographic fields.

These are state legislative representation records. No statewide ACS value, district demographic estimate, ZIP finding or ZCTA claim is inferred.

Affiliations come from the current official chamber member directories, not GIS or election candidates. House District 89 and Senate District 13 are vacant and unassigned. The historical R beside the Senate vacancy is not a current affiliation. This snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Legal authority: Ohio House and Senate plans adopted September 26, corrected September 29, 2023, published by the Secretary of State as 2024–2032 state legislative districts. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 cartographic districts, with all 132 district IDs and interior labels checked against the official legal polygons. All source display rings retained. Small-scale display, not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Ohio House current member directory — all 99 districts, including explicit vacancy ↗
• Ohio Senate current member directory — 136th General Assembly, including explicit vacancy ↗
• Ohio Constitution Article II section 2 — legislative terms begin January 1 after election ↗

District boundary sources

• Ohio Secretary of State Directive 2023-20 — General Assembly maps implemented for 2024 ↗
• Ohio Secretary of State current district maps — 2024–2032 state legislative plans ↗
• Official House legal-plan shapefile — adopted September 26, corrected September 29, 2023 ↗
• Official Senate legal-plan shapefile — adopted September 26, corrected September 29, 2023 ↗
• Official corrected September 29, 2023 House and Senate legal description ↗
• Census 2024 House cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗
• Census 2024 Senate cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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