What going on in Ohio?

[Anonymous]

Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

You should be making fun of the DNC that couldn't follow basic instructions on the deadline.

Seems like the state of Ohio has it more together than democrats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

Well SCOTUS has said the states can not do this. Remember Colorado?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

You should be making fun of the DNC that couldn't follow basic instructions on the deadline.

Seems like the state of Ohio has it more together than democrats.

The party not controlling the white house always goes in early august, the party in the white house goes at the end of august. It has been this way for decades. Ohio changed their rules to screw the Dems.

[Anonymous]

Does not matter. Ohio is a radical religious state who will only vote for a serial womanizer convict of rape.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

Well SCOTUS has said the states can not do this. Remember Colorado?

Its different this time around cause its not Trump..

[Anonymous]

There is no reason for the democrats to waste time and money in Ohio. If Ohio republicans only want one candidate on the ballot there is nothing that can done. It shows what the republicans stand for. The Supreme Court will not step in unlike in Colorado case.

I do not see anyone in Ohio getting upset about this. Ohio is a red state. Wonder if Trump will break 80% with no one else on the ballot? Putin will be laughing if he fails to get 90%.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

You should be making fun of the DNC that couldn't follow basic instructions on the deadline.

Seems like the state of Ohio has it more together than democrats.

The party not controlling the white house always goes in early august, the party in the white house goes at the end of august. It has been this way for decades. Ohio changed their rules to screw the Dems.

Who cares? It is not a swing state, the people in the state want this and the state always vote red. The dems should pull out of the state. Let it be like that disaster Texas or Russia.

[Anonymous]

From the NYT. Seems that democrats are choosing to keep foreign money instead of having Biden on the ballot.

Democrats would rather protect Hansjörg Wyss than get Joe Biden on the statewide ballot,” Mr. LaRose, the Ohio secretary of state, who first warned Democrats of the deadline issue, said in a statement on Thursday.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate advanced a bill on Wednesday that would resolve the issue but attached a rider that would ban foreign money in state ballot initiatives, over the objections of Senate Democrats. The House speaker, Jason Stephens, who is fending off a monthslong effort by some Republicans to oust him and needs support from Democratic lawmakers in the minority to stay in power, did not take up the measure, and the legislature adjourned with no solution in place.

Charles Lutvak, a spokesman for the Biden campaign, said that Mr. Biden would be on the ballot in all 50 states.

At the heart of the issue is a partisan fight over donations by foreign nationals in support of ballot initiatives in Ohio, which Republicans in the state blamed for the passage last year of a constitutional amendment enshrining access to abortion in the state. Hansjörg Wyss, a Swiss billionaire, is a major donor to one of the progressive groups that campaigned in Ohio in support of the measure, and Republicans supporting the measure have repeatedly singled out Mr. Wyss as a target of the ban.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From the NYT. Seems that democrats are choosing to keep foreign money instead of having Biden on the ballot.

Democrats would rather protect Hansjörg Wyss than get Joe Biden on the statewide ballot,” Mr. LaRose, the Ohio secretary of state, who first warned Democrats of the deadline issue, said in a statement on Thursday.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate advanced a bill on Wednesday that would resolve the issue but attached a rider that would ban foreign money in state ballot initiatives, over the objections of Senate Democrats. The House speaker, Jason Stephens, who is fending off a monthslong effort by some Republicans to oust him and needs support from Democratic lawmakers in the minority to stay in power, did not take up the measure, and the legislature adjourned with no solution in place.

Charles Lutvak, a spokesman for the Biden campaign, said that Mr. Biden would be on the ballot in all 50 states.

At the heart of the issue is a partisan fight over donations by foreign nationals in support of ballot initiatives in Ohio, which Republicans in the state blamed for the passage last year of a constitutional amendment enshrining access to abortion in the state. Hansjörg Wyss, a Swiss billionaire, is a major donor to one of the progressive groups that campaigned in Ohio in support of the measure, and Republicans supporting the measure have repeatedly singled out Mr. Wyss as a target of the ban.

The billionaire in question lives in Wyoming .
It’s fine for republicans to funnel dark Russian money through to their campaigns. It’s great when billionaires from Indiana flood Ohio with money to enshrine Christian fascism.
But god forbid democrats have some money to fight back.
Biden will get on the ballot.
And to all the morons on this thread advocating for democrats to pull out of the state…
Sherrod Brown is up for reelection.
If you don’t know anything about politics, why are you posting?

[Anonymous]

Ohio waived the requirement for Trump in 2020 with no riders or dissent. It’s an unnecessarily early deadline that conflicts with the normal schedule of the second convention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the NYT. Seems that democrats are choosing to keep foreign money instead of having Biden on the ballot.

Democrats would rather protect Hansjörg Wyss than get Joe Biden on the statewide ballot,” Mr. LaRose, the Ohio secretary of state, who first warned Democrats of the deadline issue, said in a statement on Thursday.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate advanced a bill on Wednesday that would resolve the issue but attached a rider that would ban foreign money in state ballot initiatives, over the objections of Senate Democrats. The House speaker, Jason Stephens, who is fending off a monthslong effort by some Republicans to oust him and needs support from Democratic lawmakers in the minority to stay in power, did not take up the measure, and the legislature adjourned with no solution in place.

Charles Lutvak, a spokesman for the Biden campaign, said that Mr. Biden would be on the ballot in all 50 states.

At the heart of the issue is a partisan fight over donations by foreign nationals in support of ballot initiatives in Ohio, which Republicans in the state blamed for the passage last year of a constitutional amendment enshrining access to abortion in the state. Hansjörg Wyss, a Swiss billionaire, is a major donor to one of the progressive groups that campaigned in Ohio in support of the measure, and Republicans supporting the measure have repeatedly singled out Mr. Wyss as a target of the ban.

The billionaire in question lives in Wyoming .
It’s fine for republicans to funnel dark Russian money through to their campaigns. It’s great when billionaires from Indiana flood Ohio with money to enshrine Christian fascism.
But god forbid democrats have some money to fight back.
Biden will get on the ballot.
And to all the morons on this thread advocating for democrats to pull out of the state…
Sherrod Brown is up for reelection.
If you don’t know anything about politics, why are you posting?

It is ok to be upset that you were called out, it hurts, I get it.

And I should not have to explain the difference between the US citizens of Indiana giving funds versus a foreign national giving funds to federal and state elections.

Just admit that democrats love, love, love foreign interference with elections if it suits them. See the Steele dossier.

I'll let you get back to your Russian conspiracy theories.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ohio waived the requirement for Trump in 2020 with no riders or dissent. It’s an unnecessarily early deadline that conflicts with the normal schedule of the second convention.

It is almost like its payback for Colorado. Seems like a FAFO situation. Oh well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

You should be making fun of the DNC that couldn't follow basic instructions on the deadline.

Seems like the state of Ohio has it more together than democrats.

^^^^This, the DNC is to blame full stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will Biden name be on the ballot?

So, moving forward any party that has a Convention in August name will not appear on the ballot?

Sorry, but last years, all the kids on TikTok were making fun of Ohio, and I can see why now....

You should be making fun of the DNC that couldn't follow basic instructions on the deadline.

Seems like the state of Ohio has it more together than democrats.

^^^^This, the DNC is to blame full stop.

No it isn’t. The incumbent party’s convention is almost always mid to late August, after the Olympics. Ohio’ early deadline is bullshit.