Jeremy Pelzer is a politics reporter for cleveland.com, covering local and state-level politics in Ohio, with a focus on Northeast Ohio. With a background in journalism and a passion for delivering factual information, Jeremy provides in-depth coverage of political issues, policy changes, and important developments impacting the region.
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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
Rotunda Rumblings Mail time: It's that time of year again. This week, Secretary of State Frank LaRose mailed nearly 8 million absentee ballot
By: Lucas Daprile, Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—U.S. Rep. Max Miller and Emily Moreno Miller, one of Northeast Ohio's most prominent political power couples, are filing for divorce, according to court filings.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court disallowed the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio's practice of granting itself extra time to reconsider its rulings – a custom that, by one calculation, has cost Ohio ratepayers $273 million since 2009.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio--A Columbus woman, as well as her mother and boyfriend, are each facing several felony charges for fraudulently obtaining $1.9 million in pandemic benefits while two of them worked for the state's unemployment office.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—A new state program is aiming to encourage Ohio businesses to hire people in recovery from substance use and offer support systems to existing employees dealing with addiction or mental health issues.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Secretary of State Frank LaRose is pushing lawmakers to completely ban ballot drop boxes in Ohio and require proof of citizenship for voter registration, among other measures.
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Max Miller, a Rocky River Republican, asked the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court on Tuesday to guarantee him solo parenting time with their 10-month-old child.
By: Jeremy Pelzer
| Rotunda Rumblings Making the case: Gov. Mike DeWine said this week that Republican lawmakers should amend a new state law banning
By: Jeremy Pelzer
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Akron will soon be the site of a $41.65 million “innovation hub” to encourage polymer research, train new researchers and turn their
By: Jeremy Pelzer, Jpelzer
The ruling unravels a legal win handed in July to Stephens’ rivals from within his own House Republican caucus.
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