Ohio Secretary of State Still Hasn’t Decided Whether to Appeal Provisional Ballot Case

According to this story, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted still hasn’t decided whether to appeal Hunter v Hamilton County Board of Elections to the 6th circuit. This is the case over whether the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution requires that certain provisional ballots be counted, in a November 2010 election for Juvenile Court Judge. The case is theoretically very important, because there aren’t many decisions that invoke the Equal Protection Clause to protect the right of voters to have their votes counted.


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  1. If a person is a LEGAL qualified and registered Elector, then he/she has a CONSTITUITONAL right to have his/her LEGAL votes counted.

    Bush v. Gore 2000

    See the 2002 HAVA law section about the REQUIRED definition of LEGAL votes with the various voting systems — written especially for the MORONS in the 2000 Florida regime.

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