Warrensville Heights mayor Brad Sellers withdraws from Cuyahoga County executive race
Citing the"distraction" of recent reporting on his personal financial history, Warrensville Heights Mayor Brad Sellers announced that he was suspending his campaign for Cuyahoga County Executive Saturday, less than two weeks after he'd announced his candidacy.
The fact that Sellers applied for and certified his own abatement was questionable, Durbin reported, but also improper because of his outstanding tax delinquency. Sellers owed more than $13,000 in back taxes to the County at the time.
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