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    PRESS RELEASE - Senator Turner Reacts To SCOTUS Ruling - 16 Oct 2012

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    The United States Supreme Court denied Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's request for a stay on a lower court's ruling allowing early voting in Ohio in the three days prior to the November 6th election. State Senator Nina Turner welcomed the Supreme Court's decision, saying it upheld the right of Ohio voters to early voting opportunities and prevented election gamesmanship, urging voters to now utilize the early voting period.

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    The United States Supreme Court denied Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's request for a stay on a lower court's ruling allowing early voting in Ohio in the three days prior to the November 6th election. State Senator Nina Turner welcomed the Supreme Court's decision, saying it upheld the right of Ohio voters to early voting opportunities and prevented election gamesmanship, urging voters to now utilize the early voting period.

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    The United States Supreme Court denied Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's request for a stay on a lower court's ruling allowing early voting in Ohio in the three days prior to the November 6th election. State Senator Nina Turner welcomed the Supreme Court's decision, saying it upheld the right of Ohio voters to early voting opportunities and prevented election gamesmanship, urging voters to now utilize the early voting period.

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    ***Press Release*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 16, 2012

    Contact: Adam Warren (614) 466-4583

    Senator Turner Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling


    Denial of stay is a victory for Ohios voters CLEVELAND Today, State Senator Nina Turner (D-Cleveland) issued the following statement in response to the United States Supreme Courts decision to deny Secretary of State Jon Husteds bid for a stay of a lower courts ruling that allows early voting on the three days prior to Election Day on November 6. Today we saw the Supreme Court do the right thing and side with Ohios voters. While I am pleased with the outcome, it should not have taken Secretary Husted two appeals to learn what Ohio voters have known since 2006. There is no place for gamesmanship when it comes to the ballot box. Its time to let the people vote. Now that all voters have these opportunities, it is imperative that we use them. All the early voting hours in the world are meaningless if no one casts their ballot.

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