US EditionSupreme Court Declines to Put Former DNC Candidate on Ohio GOP Primary Ballot
The justices declined emergency relief, leaving lower-court rulings intact and keeping Sam Ronan off the Republican primary ballot, with no noted dissents.
- On Thursday, the Supreme Court denied Samuel Ronan's emergency application for an injunction, effectively keeping him off the Republican primary ballot for Ohio's 15th Congressional District.
- Following a 2-2 split by The Franklin County Board of Elections, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose intervened in February, casting the deciding vote to remove Ronan for allegedly misrepresenting his party affiliation.
- State judge Sarah Morrison and a federal appeals panel upheld the removal decision, despite Ronan's argument that it violated the First Amendment.
- Newsweek reporters Jenna Sundel and Gabe Whisnant noted the ruling allows state officials to "keep a congressional candidate off the Republican primary ballot," effectively handing the GOP an advantage in the closely watched district.
- Business coach Raven Core observed that a similar ballot challenge in Texas last year did not deter engagement, as the primary saw a 12% surge in voter turnout, offering perspective on whether such removals suppress participation.
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Supreme Court Blocks ‘Progressive’ Candidate Running in Republican Primary
The Supreme Court has rejected an emergency bid from Samuel Ronan, a self-described “progressive” candidate, to enter Ohio’s Republican primary. The post Supreme Court Blocks ‘Progressive’ Candidate Running in Republican Primary appeared first on Slay News.
The Daily Wire
Conservative Angle‘Political Transgenderism’ Enters The Chat After Secret Democrat Tried To Hoodwink Voters
A leftist’s attempt to get on the ballot in Ohio as a Republican was shot down by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday.Samuel Ronan, who previously ran for chair of the Democratic National Committee, filed to run for Ohio’s 15th Congressional District and challenge Republican Rep. Mike Carey in the GOP primary. Ronan admitted his candidacy was part of a ploy to run Democrats in “deep red” districts, according to documents filed in U.S. District Co…
New York Post
Supreme Court blocks candidate after alleged GOP infiltration scheme exposed
Samuel Ronan, a former Democratic state and national candidate, attempted to run as a Republican in Ohio’s 15th Congressional District against GOP incumbent Rep. Mike Carey.
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