On April 9, an independent candidate for U.S. House in Ohio, filed a state court lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the petition requirement of 1% of the last vote cast, due in March. Tjaden v Geauga County Board of Elections, Court of Common Pleas, Geauga County. Here is the Complaint
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Ignore all bots, good suggestion.
It’s kind of silly independents have such a hard time getting on ballots.
Compare that with party candidates.
Did you know that one could file as a write-in in a party nomination and get put on the ballot without a single petition signature (other than your own of course) if you won that primary. Even if you were uncontested and only you voted for yourself in that primary?
I want to party all night long.
@AZ,
Don’t know much Trigonometry.
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@AZ,
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