J.D. Davidson is a journalist focused on local news in Ohio, with his work appearing in various publications such as Logan Daily News, Watchdog.org, and the Black Chronicle Newspaper. He covers a wide range of topics including economic development, transgender legislation, minimum wage, gun crime, and campaign finance laws.
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J.D. Davidson's coverage primarily focuses on Ohio, with an emphasis on government and politics, as well as legal policy regulations. His interest in citing data and providing expert commentary suggests that he is likely to respond well to pitches offering unique insights or analysis related to legislation, social issues, economy, education, healthcare, politics (especially local), transportation, taxes or COVID-19 within the Ohio region.
Given his concentration on local and state-level politics and policies in Ohio along with relevant announcements from government officials like DeWine or LaRose among others suggest that he would be most receptive to sources who have direct knowledge of these areas or those deeply entrenched in similar regional political landscapes.
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(The Center Square) – Ohio continues to buck a national trend of job gains after the latest numbers from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services showed the state
By: J.D. Davidson
(The Center Square) – Two northeast Ohio residents continue to argue for interest on tax refunds they say Cleveland owes them following the COVID-19 pandemic.
(The Center Square) – With troops, equipment and other state personnel in North Carolina dealing with the aftermath of one hurricane, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Monday afternoon more National Guard troops have been activated to help with Hurricane Milton in Florida.
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s largest school district has had money losses from tax abatements grow more than any other district in the state over the past six years, according
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with Secretary of State Frank LaRose and upheld new directives for ballot drop boxes across the state.
(The Center Square) – Ohio plans to funnel $60 million in federal taxpayer money to schools aligning instruction with the Science of Reading in hopes of improving literacy.
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s U.S. Senate race and the vote for a constitutional amendment to remove redistricting from elected officials is tightening as the General Election nears, according to
(The Center Square) — Seven eastern and southeastern Ohio counties will share more than $8 million in federal grants expected to address coal-related job losses in the state’s Appalachian region.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously told Attorney General Dave Yost to again review a proposed constitutional amendment on a voter's bill of rights within 10 days.
(The Center Square) – Rising costs and rising salaries have many hospitals in Wisconsin operating at a loss.
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