Jeremy Pelzer is a politics reporter at cleveland.com. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, with a particular focus on social issues, trans rights, and LGBTQ matters in Ohio. Pelzer's work has been featured in notable publications such as Nature Portfolio, Transport Topics, and Governing.
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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—Legislation that would repeal a state requirement to build a controversial highway interchange between Strongsville and Brunswick
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Under the proposal, all state lawmakers, judges, county officials, and township trustees would see their annual pay increase in each of the next four years rise from 1.75% to 5%.
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It was a ceremonial ratification of Trump’s general-election victory in Ohio last month with more than 55% of the vote.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—Of all the political lies told in 2024, none was bigger than the assertion by President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect
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There are plenty of bills on the table that, if passed, could affect – if not either delight or enrage – large numbers of Ohioans.
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| COLUMBUS, Ohio—A last-minute push by some Ohio lawmakers to give pay raises to themselves and other elected officials starting next year is dead for now, Senate President Matt Huffman said Wednesday.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio voters will decide next May whether to renew a state bond program that offers billions of dollars to help local governments repair and build roads, bridges and other infrastructure.
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Ohio lawmakers wrapped up their two-year legislative session on Wednesday by passing a flurry of last-minute bills.
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Nearly 3,300 votes were cast by readers of Capitol Letter, cleveland’s politics newsletter, in more than two dozen categories.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—Before wrapping up their legislative session this week, Ohio lawmakers passed a late-night measure to keep the Cincinnati Bengals from paying millions in sales taxes on a planned $120 million stadium renovation.
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