Jessie Balmert is a State Government and Politics Reporter at the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau. She covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and education, with a focus on state government and politics across Ohio. Jessie has been featured in numerous publications such as FOX19 WXIX, USA TODAY, and Mother Jones.
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Jessie Balmert's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Ohio, particularly around legislation related to abortion, marijuana, and gun rights. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in hearing from local experts such as legal scholars, policy analysts or representatives of relevant organizations who can provide insights into the potential impacts of legislative changes.
Given her emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements at a local level within Ohio, pitches should revolve around individuals or organizations with direct involvement or expertise in state-level political processes and policies. Additionally, those who have specific knowledge about the topics covered - legislation, abortion laws, marijuana regulations etc., are likely to catch her attention.
As Jessie focuses primarily on local news within Ohio (specifically Columbus), sources offering insights into how these issues impact communities at a grassroots level may be particularly appealing to her.
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Ohio's Safe at Home program has grown to more than 3,700 participants, helping domestic violence survivors keep personal information out of public view
By: Jessie Balmert
Ohio employers could soon receive $1 billion from the Bureau of Workers' Compensation.
By: Jessie Balmert
Ohio Democrats are banking on voters wanting a change from President Donald Trump, unaffordable living and Republican rule in the Buckeye State.
Cincinnati Enquirer Editor's Note: Beat notes is a weekly feature from Dispatch journalists who share what's happening in their area of coverage and upcoming events.
By: Jessie Balmert, Stephanie Warsmith, Anthony Shoemaker
U.S. Rep. Max Miller says he'll continue his re-election bid, despite scrutiny involving allegations of domestic abuse involving his ex-wife.
Trump stands by Ohio Rep. Max Miller despite abuse allegations from his ex-wife and calls from Bernie Moreno for him to quit.
Cincinnati Enquirer President Donald Trump did not call on embattled U.S. Rep. Max Miller to resign despite criticism from Sen.
By: Jessie Balmert, Stephanie Warsmith
US Rep. Max Miller says he'll stay in his Ohio congressional race, despite abuse allegations. It could cost the Republican Party.
By: Jessie Balmert, Anthony Shoemaker
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said Buc-ee's should drop its “ridiculous” lawsuit against Beaver's Mini Mart in Beavercreek.
Ohio governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says data centers should pay nearby Ohio residents' electric bills or face a ban.
