Lynn Wachtmann

Ohio House of Representatives

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Ohio State Representative, representing the 75th House District, which includes several counties in Northwest Ohio, and sponsor of HB 125, known as the "Heartbeat Bill"

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The National Organization for Women calls it "wonderfully humorous," but Ohio's Democratic State Senator Nina Turner says she's "as serious as a heart attack."

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The National Organization for Women calls it "wonderfully humorous," but Ohio's Democratic State Senator Nina Turner says she's "as serious as a heart attack."

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