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Court says South Jacksonville candidate will remain off ballot
Samantha McDaniel-Ogletree, Journal-Courier
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Tyson Manker filed a petition to seek the South Jacksonville presidency but failed to include with his petition a receipt from the Morgan County clerk’s office indicating he had filed a statement of economic interest.File photo
A South Jacksonville resident who was removed from the April ballot for the South Jacksonville presidency will remain off the ballot after a Morgan County court on Wednesday upheld the decision made by the South Jacksonville Electoral Board.
Judge Chris Reif affirmed the board’s decision to keep Tyson Manker’s name off the April ballot.
By Jeremy Coumbes on February 10, 2021 at 3:39pm
A hearing date has been set to determine if a candidate for South Jacksonville Village President will be returned to the ballot.
During a telephonic conference this morning, Seventh Judicial Circuit Court Judge Chris Reif set a hearing for next week in the suit filed by Village President candidate Tyson Manker, against the Village of South Jacksonville’s Electoral Board.
On Monday attorneys for the Electoral Board filed a motion to push back the hearing to next Thursday, February 18
th at 10:00 am. Judge Reif set the hearing for next Wednesday, February 17
th at 2:00 pm in Morgan County Court.