HCR 43 OH
Urge Supreme Court uphold rule prohibiting judicial endorsements
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Summary
This House concurrent resolution urges the Ohio Supreme Court to find the Ohio Code of Judicial Conduct rule that prohibits judges from endorsing political candidates constitutional. The resolution expresses support for maintaining the rule that restricts judicial endorsements of candidates for office. The resolution seeks to ensure judges remain impartial and do not publicly endorse candidates in elections.
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Official abstract
To urge the Supreme Court of Ohio to find the Ohio Code of Judicial Conduct Rule that prohibits judges from endorsing a candidate for office constitutional.
Sponsor (1)
- Eric Synenberg Democratic · primary
Action history (1)
- May 13, 2026 Introduced and Referred to Committee · lower
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