Columbus Dispatch:

Suspended agency director Helen Jones-Kelley isn’t the only Ohio government employee under investigation for allegedly dabbling in politics on state time.
Three employees of the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission are being investigated for possible violations of the federal law that prohibits engaging in political activity on government time or using official resources.
The employees work in the commission’s Bureau of Disability Determination, which rules on applications from Ohioans seeking Social Security disability benefits, said Steve Ostrander, a spokesman for the commission.
Ostrander would not name the employees, nor could he say which political campaign or campaigns they allegedly worked on while on duty.
Jones-Kelley, the director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, was placed on paid leave on Friday after e-mail messages showed that she had used state resources to raise money for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
The three Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission employees remain on duty pending an internal investigation, Ostrander said.