Everyone agrees Miami Beach legislative candidate Laura Rivero Levey was the victim of a mistake by her bank. But a state appeals court rules the law is clear. There's no do-over, and she won't be on the November ballot.
September 04, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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A divided appeals court has rejected pleas from a Republican state House candidate from Miami Beach who contends she was improperly kept off the November ballot because of a bank error on a qualifying check.
The First District Court of Appeal in a 2-1 ruling Wednesday upheld a Leon circuit judge’s decision that kept Laura Rivero Levey off the ballot in House District 113. Incumbent state Rep. David Richardson, D-Miami Beach, is unopposed with Levey out of the race.
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