H.Con.Res.43

Urge Supreme Court uphold rule prohibiting judicial endorsements

Introduced·5/13/26
Introduced Text

Ohio HCR43 urges the Supreme Court to uphold a rule prohibiting judges from endorsing candidates.

Ohio HCR43 urges the Supreme Court of Ohio to uphold a rule prohibiting judges from endorsing or opposing candidates for public office. The resolution argues that the rule is constitutional and necessary to maintain judicial integrity and public confidence in the judiciary. It cites concerns about potential bias and partisanship if judges were allowed to endorse candidates. The resolution directs the Clerk of the House to send authenticated copies to the Governor and the Supreme Court justices.

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History

May 13

House

Introduced and Referred to Committee: Judiciary