“Connie’s retirement was not listed and the previous reports have now been updated,” said a statement from Brown’s reelection campaign manager, Rachel Petri, who did not say what caused the errors.
of his financial disclosure reports to include previously omitted pension money from his wife, journalist Connie Schultz.that Brown filed at the U.S. Senate on Monday indicates that Shultz has between $250,001 and $500,000 in an Invesco Investment Services Inc., 401 from her days as a reporter and columnist with The Plain Dealer & cleveland.com.
She also has between $100,001 and $250,000 in a State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio defined benefit pension plan, from the years she spent teaching journalism at Kent State University. Schultz recently leftthat Brown improperly claimed an owner-occupancy tax credit at two properties in Ohio, when he was only allowed to take the credit on a single property, and he and Shultz were were repeatedly late paying taxes on their Cleveland home.
Brown’s latest financial disclosure report shows that in addition to his $174,000 yearly salary as a U.S. Senator, he collected $27,053 in retirement money from the State of Ohio. Before he was elected to the U.S. Senate, Brown served in the state legislature and as Ohio Secretary of State. His Ohio Public Employee Retirement System pension plans are valued between $100,000 and $250,000.
Brown’s report indicates that Shultz earned more than $1,000 in salary and wages from both Kent State and Denison universities, $750 from The Washington Post for a pair of articles, as well as more than $1,000 in salary from USA Today and more than $1,000 in royalties from Random House,
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