Challenge to Bush’s Election Is Dismissed
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The state Supreme Court dismissed a challenge in Columbus to the presidential election in light of last week’s certification of the electoral vote and the coming inauguration of President Bush.
A lawyer for the plaintiffs, a group of 37 voters, had moved to drop the lawsuit, saying it is now moot. The high court agreed without comment to dismiss it.
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