Kent Marmon — Marmon is named during the roll call.
Adam Blank of Parma High School — Adam Blank is identified as providing the Pledge of Allegiance.
John Gannon — Gannon is listed as seconding the motion to approve the journal.
John Gannon — Called out during roll call with 'wake up.'
Charlie Shepherd — The transcript identifies Skog (spelling uncertain as Scogg/Skog) as the chairman of the Committee on Judiciary, Rules and Administration.
Ron Mendive — Identified as chairman of the Resources and Conservation Committee.
Janie Ward-Engelking — The Good Lady from 15 requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1266 and then proceeded to introduce and explain the bill.
Jason Monks — The Speaker presides over Senate Bill 1266 proceedings and recognizes members from District 15 and District 5 during floor action.
Alison Rabe — Referenced as someone the speaker has discussed the issue with many times; likely a colleague, but not identified by name in the transcript.
Jaron Crane — Representative Jaron Crane twice requests unanimous consent to reuse the roll call from suspension of rules on House Bill 939 for other measures, first for House Resolution 29 and then for House Joint Memorial 21, as part of the same procedural action.
Brooke Green — Representative Green is referenced during the vote-change call.
Holly Troxel — Identified as an attorney whose letter argues the bill will affect Parks and Rec.
Holly Truxel — Referenced as the author of a letter already discussed.
— The speaker repeatedly refers to 'the gentleman on the second floor' as a stand-in for the governor/executive branch, arguing that the bill does not impose merit-based appointment requirements on that office. The discussion continues by contrasting centralized executive appointment power with regional commissioners, emphasizing the governor’s influence over appointments and the lack of similar constraints elsewhere.
— Requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1407.
Jordan Redman — The speaker refers to a colleague from District 10, first in a general aside about working together, then more specifically noting that they came from different sides of the plaintiff-defendant divide but shared a major problem with an industrial commission commissioner. The remarks collectively describe prior collaboration and a shared concern on that issue.
— District 22 repeatedly requests unanimous consent to apply the roll call vote previously used for House Bill 939 to the suspension of rules votes on Senate Bills 1406, 1407, and 1409.
— Requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1406.
— Is recognized to present Senate Bill 1409 and requests to dispense with further reading.
— Declares a potential conflict of interest under Rule 80 because he and his law partner have contracts with the state public defender.
Dustin Manwaring — A vote-change prompt references 'Manwaring,' likely Representative Dustin Manwaring, though the transcript is garbled.
Josh Tanner — Josh Tanner is referenced during the final procedural portion of the meeting: first in the vote count, then as the House transitions into announcements and a committee-related reference is made, and finally he moves that the House adjourn until Wednesday, March 25, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.
David Cannon — Likely referenced as chairman of House Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Brent Crane — Likely referenced as chairman of House State Affairs Committee.