Hossfeld v. Illinois State Board of Elections
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Coleman
Petitioner-appellant, Frederick J. Hossfeld, objected to the Republican candidacy of Steven J. Rauschenberger for the State Senate on the basis that Rauschenberger was ineligible to run as a Republican because he had voted a Democratic ballot in a consolidated primary election in February 2009. Hossfeld contends that Rauschenberger’s “Statement of Candidacy,” which attests that Rauschenberger is a qualified primary voter of the Republican Party, was false.
Following a hearing at the Illinois State Board of Elections, the hearing examiner issued a “Report and Recommended Decision” in which she…
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