Oh wow...what a mess. Householder stated that he has no plans to resign, which means he can only be removed from office if convicted of a felony or voted out by 2/3s of the House. Since the legal system is probably going to take forever, the only other option is for the House to vote him out. However, Democrats only hold 38 of the 99 seats in the Ohio House. Although the governor, state GOP party leader, state attorney general, and state Senate president all called for Householder to resign, his House leadership team has not done the same.
If Householder doesn't resign, Ohio House could kick him out
If Householder doesn't resign, Ohio House could kick him out