A Cleveland doctor whose paperwork to run for governor was rejected has filed a challenge in the Ohio Supreme Court. He鈥檚 hoping to get back into what is .
Jon Heavey was late to the governor鈥檚 race, and had hired people to gather the 1,000 signatures he and his running mate Adam Hudak needed. But Heavey said their petition signatures were disqualified at a rate three times higher than others in the race. 鈥淏eing relatively new to the process as outsiders, we anticipated that would be a part of the challenge. But we鈥檙e looking forward to moving on to addressing more difficult and pressing issues in our community,鈥� Heavey said.
Heavey says he turned in nearly 2,200 signatures, and his team was told some signatures were rejected for being both illegible and printed too legibly.
