GOP governor hopefuls: Limiting guns isn't answer to school shootings
Republican candidates for governor argued the way to protect schools against gun violence is to have single points of entry and more security guards.
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Republican candidates for governor argued the way to protect schools against gun violence is to have single points of entry and more security guards.
Perry Johnson is the first Republican hopeful for governor to call on a court to put him on the August statewide primary ballot. Johnson — a self-described “quality guru” — filed his case with the Michigan Court of Appeals.
Craig's team announced the move about an hour after the Board of State Canvassers voted to block five GOP candidates for governor from the ballot.
The Board of State Canvassers deadlocked on each candidate. That means the candidates will have to go to court if they want to get on the ballot.
The rejected candidates could still appear on the ballot if they win legal challenges, according to Jonathan Oosting of Bridge Michigan.