Kanye West has been removed from the ballot in three more US states following decisions gave by election officials on Friday August 21.
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Election officials in Ohio, Illinois and West Virginia held that the rapper who is running as a free on what he calls the Birthday Party ticket, didn't fit the bill to show up on their state voting forms scarcely a day after authorities in Wisconsin and Montana additionally took him off their voting form.
In Ohio, he was excluded in light of the fact that data and a mark on a designating appeal and explanation of office for the rapper and running mate Michelle Tidball didn't coordinate the desk work used to accumulate required voter marks, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said in a release.
In Illinois his home express, the State Board of Elections casted a ballot 8-0 on Friday that he's disqualification for the voting form there on the grounds that he came up short on the 2,500 legitimate marks required, representative Matt Dietrich said. Around 1,300 marks were resolved not to be real or the endorser wasn't enrolled at the location appeared, Dietrich said.
Election officials in West Virginia confirmed that West's crusade had just 6,383 of the 7,144 legitimate marks expected to qualify, said Jennifer Gardner, a representative for the Secretary of State's office.
He is anyway able to show up on the voting form in any event Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Utah and Vermont.
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