Election Administration
Summary
A local City Council candidate got booted from the ballot, and now they're taking legal action to get back on. This could shake up your options at the polls, so keep an eye on who actually makes the final cut.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers might end up footing the bill for the city's legal defense if this fight drags out in court.
Voters who wanted this specific candidate on the ballot get a chance to see them back in the race.
The city's election office is stuck dealing with the headache of a last-minute ballot shuffle.
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Candidate for Marshall City Council seat disqualified, challenges status
Candidate for Marshall City Council seat disqualified, challenges status Marshall News Messenger
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