For that reason, I prefer to use the term ‘liberties’ rather than ‘rights’ whenever possible.

Rather than civil rights, I say “civil liberties.”

I was informed by a responder to the forward of this post ” While we should all be checking our ballots, it’s a bit late in the game to do so in the voting booth. FWIW, County Chairs are typically given a proof to make sure everything looks correct with their candidates and they are to notify the clerk if there is an issue.”

As many of you reading my posts realize by now, I will get to the bottom of the situation to insure accurate information. I have followed the Spoonamore campaign for some time and this candidate has exhibited self-reliance and determination in spite of family hardship. When the timing of the ballot objection was posed it appeared an issue which could impact the campaign so I went to the source.

After requesting clarification I received this response from one of the objectors. “Frank Rossa did NOT receive a copy of the ballot. JCEB delivered them to the Candidates, not the Party Chairs as required in the Indiana Code. I did not see a copy of it the ballot until last week, at which time I notified the JCEB of my notice to object on behalf of myself as a registered voter of Johnson County.”