State ex rel. Hicks v. Adams Cty. Bd. of Elections
Case Details
- Status
- Published
- Procedural Posture
- Writ of mandamus denied
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Outcome
Writ of mandamus denied. The court found that the relator failed to demonstrate a clear entitlement to cancellation of the prosecutor's voter registration and that the generic request for 'any other relief' was insufficient to request alternative mandamus relief requiring the board to hold a hearing under R.C. 3503.24(B).
Excerpt
Elections—Mandamus—Writ sought to order board of elections to cancel voter registration of county prosecutor based on challenge to prosecutor's county of residence—Board's records did not demonstrate that relator had clear entitlement to outright cancellation of prosecutor's voter registration, and relator's generic request in complaint for "any other relief" was not sufficient to request alternative mandamus relief of ordering board to hold a hearing under R.C. 3503.24(B)—Writ denied.
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