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The Columbus Dispatch
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In 2025, the highest-paid employees for the State of Ohio were a former highway patrol sergeant, Stacey Arnold Yerkes, who earned over $1 million due to a successful discrimination lawsuit, and several state psychiatrists, including Robert Campbell, Jyoti Aneja, Florence Kimbo, and Abas Jama. Yerkes's high income resulted from damages awarded after a court found she was discriminated against based on gender and sexual orientation. The state's payroll records show that overall, more than 59,000 people were paid, with the governor earning $176,255.
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