Law fought the law, and Law won
Being considered an independent candidate for public office in Ohio isn’t that hard. You really only have to not be affiliated with a political party — which typically means you don’t hold an office with that party, and after you file as an independent you don’t turn around and vote in a partisan primary. You’d be amazed how many would-be candidates get thrown off the ballot for filing one day as an independent and then voting in a Democratic or Republican primary the very next day. So on the surface, it appeared that Randy Law took the proper steps to disaffiliate ...