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Senate gives advice and consent to governor's appointments by voice/roll call
Summary
The Ohio Senate advised and consented to a slate of gubernatorial appointments in a recorded roll call that the chamber reported as 33 yeas and 0 nays. The clerk called the roll and the chair announced the Senate would stand at ease while members completing votes.
The Ohio Senate on Tuesday advised and consented to the governor's appointments reported to the chamber, with the clerk recording a 33–0 roll call in favor.
Senator McCauley presented the committee's advising‑and‑consent report recommending the Senate advise and consent to the governor's nominees, including Timothy Anderson and others, and the chamber followed with a recorded roll call. The clerk enumerated senators' votes during the roll call and the chair announced that, with 33 yeas and 0 nays, the Senate advises and consents to the appointments.
The transcript did not include agency assignments or biographical details for each appointee beyond the names mentioned in the committee report; the clerk called the roll and later reopened the roll briefly before the chamber agreed to stand at ease.
