Transgender candidate who faced disqualification for omitting deadname now cleared to run

19-1-2024 Politics Washington Times - Politics 43

A transgender candidate vying for a seat in the Republican-majority Ohio House was cleared to run Thursday after her certification had been called into question for omitting her former name on qualifying petitions as required by a little-used state elections law.

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