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Supreme Court candidates sign “clean campaign” pledge
The four candidates running for contested seats on the Ohio Supreme Court have signed the Ohio State Bar Association’s “clean campaign agreement,” the association announced on Tuesday, July 20.
Signing the pledge were:
*Chief Justice Eric Brown, a Democrat
*Justice Maureen O’Connor, a Republican running against Brown
*Justice Judith Lanzinger, a Republican
*Judge Mary Jane Trapp who sits on Ohio’s 11th District Court of Appeals in northeastern Ohio and is the Democrat challenging Lanzinger.
The pledge asks candidates to publicly disavow ads from other sources that “impugn the integrity of the judicial system or the integrity of a candidate for Supreme Court,” a press release said.
“Our goal is to encourage campaigns for this state’s highest court that are based on credentials, temperament and experience and that demonstrate the dignity and respect the office deserves,” OSBA President Carmen Roberto said in the release.
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By Kathy
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I wish those running for Gov. would do that. Tell me what YOU are going to do for me and not just put the each other down. The current ad about the jobs loss from NCR is a prime example. Strickland could not have saved those jobs, we need to fix the tax system in Ohio before we can expect to fix the economy and bring business here. It’s been this way forever, no matter who has been in office.