U.S. CONGRESSMAN BILL JOHNSON Proudly Representing Eastern and Southeastern Ohio

However, for local leaders on both sides of the aisle, the effects of the war on coal are very real, and something of which they are reminded during visits home with constituents. Read more »

United States Congressman Bill Johnson paid a visit to three local schools on Monday to find out what is on the mind of today's youth. Read more »

Congressman Bill Johnson (R-Marietta) issued the following statement in response to a federal judge's decision to temporarily block President Obama's executive action on illegal immigration: "President Obama has been rightly called out for stepping beyond the bounds of his executive authority in his effort to bypass Congress and unilaterally enact sweeping immigration policy. Now, I'm hopeful that... Read more »

Cam Carpenter of Caldwell can’t hear. He is profoundly deaf, which means he hears nothing at all. And though this is considered a disability by most, Cam has never let it stop him from achieving whatever goal he has set out to accomplish. Read more »

U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson continued his support of the coal industry Thursday as the industry battles what they see as the Obama administration's "War on Coal." Read more »

Congressman Bill Johnson (R-Marietta) today announced that high school students in Eastern and Southeastern Ohio residing in the 6th Congressional District are eligible to participate in the 2015 Congressional Art Competition, “An Artistic Discovery.” Read more »

By a 277-133 vote, the House passed a bill introduced by Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Marietta, that would expedite the approval process for export permits for liquefied natural gas. Read more »

U.S. Reps. Bill Johnson and Tim Ryan are praising yesterday’s passage by the House of Representatives of House Resolution 351, Johnson’s legislation expediting the approval process of liquefied natural gas export permits. The legislation passed the House on a 277-133 vote. Read more »

After touring a local coal-mining company, valley Congressman Bill Johnson and new state Representative Tim Ginter know that working underground is not for the claustrophobic. Read more »

"Most importantly, this legislation is a significant job creator. Some estimates suggest that the construction associated with LNG export terminals would support the creation of 45,000 jobs." Read more »