Andrews: Steen should drop out of governor's race over ballot access dispute
Republican gubernatorial candidate Eddie Andrews has called on competitor Adam Steen to drop out of the governor's race due to a ballot access dispute. Steen's campaign was involved in a challenge to Andrews' candidacy, which was later rejected by the State Objection Panel.
Eddie Andrews, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, has publicly called on competitor Adam Steen to drop out of the race. This comes after Steen's campaign was involved in a challenge to Andrews' candidacy, which was later rejected. The challenge was filed by a Steen campaign donor, David Bush, who argued that Andrews had failed to meet the signature threshold to appear on the ballot. The State Objection Panel reviewed the complaint and ultimately rejected the challenge. Andrews has accused Steen's campaign of playing a role in the challenge and later denying involvement. Steen has acknowledged that his campaign's characterization of the events was misleading and has pledged to do better.
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