Jeremy Pelzer is a politics reporter at cleveland.com. He focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in social issues, particularly regarding the GOP, trans rights, and LGBTQ topics. Pelzer's work has been featured in Nature Portfolio, Transport Topics, Governing, Charlotte Business Journal, and MassLive.com.
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Jeremy Pelzer's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics in Ohio, particularly legal policy regulations and government announcements. He frequently covers news related to Ohio legislation, lawmakers, elections, and transgender rights.
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By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office has quietly begun requiring suspected non-citizens to show proof of citizenship at the polls
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Davidson, the first woman speaker of the Ohio House and a mentor to generations of female leaders, was 97.
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A previously unreported lawsuit illustrates how Moreno, the 2024 GOP U.S. Senate nominee, was jolted out of taking a very different career path.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Republican U.S. Senate nominee Bernie Moreno said Monday that he‘s proud to have the support of the cryptocurrency industry, which
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—New Republican-authored legislation in the Ohio House would offer employers up to $54,000 per year in tax credits if they provide at least eight weeks of parental leave to their workers.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—As competing factions of Ohio House Republicans continue to fight over control of their own caucus' campaign arm, the two sides have reached an arrangement of expediency as Election Day nears: using separate bank accounts.
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DeWine said if Donald Trump makes good on his deportation promise, Springfield would lose a much-needed source of labor.
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A federal judge has rejected a legal challenge to new rules requiring naturalized citizens in Ohio to show proof of citizenship in certain instances before they can vote at the polls.
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Senate Bill 319 follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding a similar voter-registration law already on the books in Arizona.
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