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Appeals court keeps Hardesty on Lima mayoral ballot
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Smith’s campaign donations draw questions from Hardesty
By Trevor Hubert - thubert@limanews.com
LIMA The tense situation between Lima’s two mayoral candidates continues to grow. Elizabeth Hardesty criticized Sharetta Smith after Smith’s campaign denied that it was involved in the lawsuit to keep Hardesty off the ballot because of questions about her residency in Lima.
Despite denying the allegations that Smith is not involved in the lawsuit, campaign finance records show that two of the main individuals involved in the appeal have donated to Smith’s campaign.
Bart Mills, who is listed as a plaintiff in the appeal, made a $100 donation to Smith’s campaign in January. Richard Siferd, the lawyer representing Mills and others listed in the suit, made a donation of $500 in February. Hardesty released a statement in response to the findings.
Fight to remove Hardesty from ballot continues
Elizabeth Hardesty
LIMA The battle to keep Elizabeth Hardesty’s name off the ballot in November’s Lima mayoral election continues. Judge James Brogan ruled last week that Hardesty’s name would stay on the ballot, but that decision will now be appealed once again by lawyer Richard Siferd.
The appeal is another chapter in the lengthy battle to bar Hardesty from running for mayor, originally stemming from the idea that she is no longer a resident of Lima, and actually lives and spends more time working in Texas. The claim has snowballed into more legal action. The June 30th appeal claimed that the Allen County Board of Elections abused their discretion to keep Hardesty on the ballot, a claim that Judge Brogan found no evidence of.
Hardesty s candidacy for Lima mayor upheld in court
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Judge appointed to hear lawsuit surrounding Hardesty’s residency
By J Swygart - jswygart@limanews.com
Joshua Hayes, candidate for Lima mayor, hosted a discussion on regenerative agriculture, Saturday night at the Milano Cafe.
LIMA – Maureen O’Connor, chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, on Tuesday appointed James Brogan, a retired judge of the Second District Court of Appeals, to preside in the Allen County Court of Common Pleas in the case of Alice Donahue v. Elizabeth Hardesty and the Allen County Board of Elections.
Former Lima law director Richard Siferd filed a lawsuit April 1 in Allen County Common Pleas Court on behalf of Lima resident Alice Donahue that challenges the legal residency of Lima mayoral candidate Elizabeth Hardesty. Named as respondents in the lawsuit were Hardesty, the Allen County Board of Elections, Director Kathy Meyer, individual board members and the City of Lima.
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