Ohio Supreme Court May 19, 1948, 31330 (King v. Kerwin)

By the Court.

The Court of Common Pleas held that, since the rejected ballots each bore seven marks, “all the marks would have to be counted,” too many persons were voted for for council, “the board of elections would not know for whom to count the votes” and the board “would have to throw out such ballots as mutilated”; and that the voter should have exchanged his ballot for another if he did