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	RICHARD HAYES PHILLIPS : ANOTHER STOLEN ELECTION
		In the contest for Chief Justice there were only three options: a vote for Thomas J. Moyer, the incumbent; a vote for C. Ellen Connally, the challenger; or a vote for none (or both) of these, which amounts to no vote at all.
		They ask how C. Ellen Connally, a little-known, underfunded, African-American municipal judge from Cleveland, running for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court against a well-financed incumbent, could receive more votes than John Kerry in 12 counties.
		Connally actually won this precinct with 301 votes to 280 for Moyer, but Kerry was trounced by Bush, 479 to 204.
	web.northnet.org /minstrel/connally.htm (2765 words)

	Keep incumbents on Supreme Court
		Ellen Connally (D) - Chief justice since 1987, Moyer hasn't settled for maintaining the status quo.
		Connally, a retired Cleveland municipal judge, says she is running against an "able jurist" to "offer the voters a choice." Moyer indeed is an able jurist who has led the court with distinction and integrity.
		He has pushed for numerous legal reforms, and has been particularly concerned about the corrosive influence of big money in judicial elections.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/10/27/editorial_ed1b.html (453 words)

	Earn $100,000 for Finding the Ohio Fraud
		Connally is a black woman from Cleveland, which I would expect to increase her margin in Democratic counties, and decrease it in Republican counties, compared to the Presidential results.
		My first hypothesis was to compare the 2004 Presidential results by county with the 2004 Supreme Court Chief Justice race.
		This race featured a Republican incumbent, Thomas Moyer, and a Democratic challenger, C.
	www.democrats.com /node/611/print (415 words)

	Something's rotten in the state of Denmark: More on the John, Errr, Ellen Connally Theory
		Connally was running as a Democrat for Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice.
		Connally is an African American woman from Cleveland who was running against Ohio Chief Justice Thomas Moyer.
		In "net" win-loss terms, tens of thousands of Republican voters in these heavily Republican counties apparently ignored their judicial candidate (on a night when gay marriage and judicial activism was apparently on their minds), while thousands of Democrats actually liked their top judicial candidate more than they liked Kerry.
	rottendenmark.blogspot.com /2004/11/more-on-john-errr-ellen-connally.html (1166 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer article
		Connally said the law was so ridiculous that some people have sworn in court they were ticketed by police for giving their tickets away.
		Connally said many people charged with the crime enter a first offender program, donate sports tickets to charity and have the charge dismissed.
		One of her colleagues, Cleveland Municipal Judge Sean C. Gallagher, wondered yesterday whether the scalping law serves any public interest.
	academic.reed.edu /economics/course_pages/201_F04/Cases/Ticket_Case/Cleveland.htm (479 words)

	Supreme Court pits tried, true vs. fresh, new
		But his opponent, Democrat C. Ellen Connally, 59, a retired municipal judge from Cleveland who served 24 years on the bench, argues it's time for some new leadership on the state's highest court.
		Connally, meanwhile, notes there is no decrease in the number of licensed doctors in Ohio, and the number of malpractice lawsuits is not increasing.
		Connally believes the court "dropped the ball" by not continuing to oversee school funding.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/10/23/loc_supcomoyer23.html (677 words)

	Insert Catchy Title Here in HTML - democratic news and candidates from Dayton Ohio
		Vote for C. Ellen Connally, William O'Neill and Nancy A. Fuerst for Ohio Supreme Court.
		Ellen Connally has served 24 years as a municipal judge in the high-octane Cleveland area courts.
		In the race for Ohio Supreme Court, I want to support three Democratic candidates, C. Ellen Connally, William O'Neill and Nancy A. Fuerst.
	surge.ods.org /dayton20b/oct04.htm (1176 words)

	pr_03_1218-malik-R.txt
		Judge C.Ellen Connally is located in room 15-C of the Justice Center.
		His Petition was granted by Judge C.Ellen Connally when it was learned that Mr.
		The Petition further noted that his status as "homeless" is not synonymous with "unavailable," "faceless" or "disinterested." It is expected that other streetwise friends and supporters of the homeless community in Cleveland, Ohio will ask the court for permission to speak about the incident and other specific issues facing the homeless.
	www.send2press.com /2archive/pr_03_1218-malik-R.txt (268 words)

	Lead News Stories from the Gay People's Chronicle
		Ellen Connally, a Democrat running for chief justice, is a retired Cleveland municipal judge, having served there for 24 years.
		He is being challenged by Democrat Judge C. Ellen Connally.
		Connally is endorsed by the Stonewall Democrats of Cleveland and Columbus and the Stonewall Community Action Network’s political action committee. She said that she has LGBT people in her circle of friends, specifically mentioning a gay man she knows from law school.
	www.gaypeopleschronicle.com /stories04/04oct22.htm (5013 words)

	>>> The Ohio Democratic Party <<<
		CLEVELAND – Democratic leaders from across Ohio have encouraged veteran Municipal Court Judge C. Ellen Connally to run for Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice and are circulating petitions on her behalf.
		Judge Connally is a past president of the Northern Ohio Municipal Judges Association and a member of the Ohio Judicial College's Board of Trustees.
		Judge Connally is also the mother of Cpl. Seth Connally, United States Marine Corp, who is a combat veteran of the Iraqi war, and a 24-year breast cancer survivor.
	www.ohiodems.org /municipalcourt.html (306 words)

	The Post Online [opinion]
		In the first of three Ohio Supreme Court races, incumbent Thomas Moyer is seeking his fourth six-year term as chief justice of the court against retired judge C. Ellen Connally.
		Although Connally certainly would be competent and professional in the position, she does not make a strong enough case for replacing Moyer.
		For the past 18 years, Moyer has occupied the highest position in the court, and despite Connally's ability, there is no reason Ohio voters should replace him as the court's leading figure.
	thepost.baker.ohiou.edu /archives4/E.php?article=E1&date=102204 (671 words)

	The Athens NEWS: Twice weekly alternative
		Lanzinger reportedly said that Judge C. Ellen Connally, Democratic endorsed candidate for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court and four-term Cuyahoga County Common Pleas judge, is a "threat." What sort of a "threat" does Judge Connally pose, Ms.
		I'm voting C. Ellen Connally for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court.
		According to The Athens NEWS article, Lanzinger expanded upon why she thinks Judge Connally is a "threat" by noting that she is an African American with an Irish last name and she has always had a high voter turnout when she has been on the ballot.
	www.athensnews.com /issue/article.php3?story_id=18499 (304 words)

	The Nashua Advocate: News: Election 2004: Butler County Tabulation Merits Audit; Also, the Disturbing Case of Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Candidate C. Ellen Connally
		In that little-publicized contest, Democrat C. Ellen Connally, a retired judge from Cleveland, had been seeking to unseat four-term Republican Chief Justice Thomas Moyer.
		News: Election 2004: Butler County Tabulation Merits Audit; Also, the Disturbing Case of Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Candidate C. Ellen Connally
		In order for Connally's vote totals to tabulate properly, she would have to have received 16,000 of the 85,000 votes that Bush voters cast in the Supreme Court contest.
	nashuaadvocate.blogspot.com /2004/11/news-election-2004-butler-county.html (1122 words)

	The Case for Election Fraud in Ohio
		According to Representative John Conyers' letter to Kenneth Blackwell (12/2), in Butler County, a Democratic Candidate for State Supreme Court, C. Ellen Connally received 59,532 votes.
		[Note: Ellen Connally’s campaign was vastly underfunded as compared to that of her opponent Thomas Moyer, Incumbent Chief Justice.]
		Bush indicates that there were 36 Ohio counties where Connally’s margin was 1,000 votes or more better than Kerry’s unofficial results.
	www.bpac.info /Votefraud/OhioFraud.html (6838 words)

	VotersUnite!
		Also, they has asked for Blackwell to explain why, in Butler County and elsewhere, C. Ellen Connally, an “underfunded” Democratic candidate for chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, received more votes than the much higher profile Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts.
		As a judicial candidate, Connally’s political party was not listed on the ballot, and voters were more-likely to cast a ballot for her than Kerry, who was identified as a Democrat.
		The Democrats also included concerns about there being too few voting machines in Democratic-leaning Franklin County neighborhoods and allegations of voting problems in Perry, Cuyahoga, Mahoning counties, and asked why Warren County officials locked down the county building where the votes were being tallied.
	www.votersunite.org /article.asp?id=4085 (629 words)

	Refiled lawsuit challenges presidential voting results
		That action challenged the results of the presidential race and the re-election of Chief Justice Thomas Moyer over Democrat C. Ellen Connally.
		The court found the suit to be "fatally defective" because it challenged two races in one filing.
		The court on Thursday dismissed a single lawsuit filed by Columbus attorney Cliff Arnebeck of the Alliance for Democracy.
	www.prisonplanet.com /Pages/Dec04/181204_lawsuit_Ohio.html (180 words)

	Courier Electronic Edition: Editorial
		Moyer's opponent is C. Ellen Connally, a Cleveland Municipal Court judge who is nowhere close to Moyer in experience.
		All three of these candidates have made it clear that they understand that the role of the courts is to uphold and interpret the law in a fair and impartial manner.
		O'Donnell was appointed to the court last year to fill the seat of Deborah Cook, who was named to the federal appeals bench.
	www.thecourier.com /opinion/editoral/ed101504.htm?articleId=38104&bt=AskYourDoctorOhio.com&case=insensitive&words=all?t=printable (478 words)

	Ohio Employment Lawyers Association - Judiciary Taskforce Report
		The contested seat between Judge C. Ellen Connally and Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer.
		Similar to Judge Connally, Justice Moyer received a combination of "excellent" and "good" endorsements from the northeast Ohio bar associations.
		The Cleveland Plain Dealer called Connally "outstanding" and in the past stated "Connally has distinguished herself as one of the city's brightest municipal judges during the past decade." OELA members familiar with her commented that historically she supported civil rights issues.
	www.ohioemploymentlawyersassociation.org /taskforce_20041015.php?doc=report (952 words)

	City of Cleveland v. Adkins - Ohio DUI Lawyers
		The city of Cleveland appeals from an order of Cleveland Municipal Court Judge C. Ellen Connally, that dismissed a misdemeanor complaint against Richard L. Adkins after the judge found that the statutory speedy trial deadline had passed.
		The city argues that Adkins was not entitled to assert the deadline because he did not file a written notice that he was revoking his previously executed speedy trial waiver, and it also argues that the speedy trial deadline was tolled while Adkins was in prison for another offense.
	www.dui1.com /DuiCaseLawDetail3546.htm (644 words)

	Davis & Young - Insurance Law, Business Law, Professional Liability, General Liability, Appellate Law, Specialized Litigation
		Ellen Connally has recently retired after serving twenty-four years on the bench of the Cleveland Municipal Court.
		The race for Chief Justice pits Republican incumbent, Thomas J. Moyer against Democrat, C. Ellen Connally, Cleveland Municipal Court Judge.
		As a Municipal Court Judge,Connally presided over misdemeanors, traffic offenses, and civil matters with a monetary value of $15,000.00 or less.
	www.davisyoung.com /law-firm/news.php?id=10 (492 words)

	'Unknown' by Unknown - Page 54 of 102
		a Democratic candidate for State Supreme Court, C. Ellen Connally,
		Connally received 8817 to Kerry's 6683; in Highland County, Connally received 6119 to Kerry's
		Similar results were tallied in Brown County, with Kerry receiving 7058 votes to Connally's
	www.democracymeansyou.com /ohio_conyers/page0054.htm (388 words)

	Democratic Underground - HUGE OH 4 county discrep betw Kerry + Connally
		Connally was not an incumbent and she didn't win.
		There were 15 Ohio counties where Connally’s margin was 5,000 votes or more better than Kerry’s unofficial results.
		The reason these vote counts are suspect is because Connelly, a retired African-American judge, was vastly outspent in her race, and did not have the visibility of the presidential race.
	www.democraticunderground.com /discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x85271 (2599 words)

	Arkansas IMC: Why the 2004 Election is Fraudulent
		But Bush’s numbers meant 13,566 people who voted for C. Ellen Connally, the liberal Democratic candidate for Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice, also voted for Bush.
		Meanwhile, Connally was credited with 61,559 votes to John Kerry's 56,234.
		This would mean that while Bush vastly outpolled his Republican counterpart running for the Supreme Court, African-American female Democrat running for the Supreme Court on the Democratic side outpolled Kerry.
	arkansas.indymedia.org /newswire/display/6117/index.php (2387 words)

	Local judge receives wrong news about her son in Iraq wkyc.com
		Former Cleveland Municipal Judge C. Ellen Connally has now dropped her campaigning for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court this weekend because she’s a mother first, and a candidate second.
		According to the judge, it was a case of mistaken identity between her son Seth and another Marine named Connally.
		Everything almost changed when the judge got a phone call a little more than a month ago about her son serving in Iraq.
	www.wkyc.com /news/news_print.asp?id=24591 (361 words)

	Claim Denied! Insurance Agents Count on Moyer to Be On Their Side
		The Democratic Party has endorsed Cleveland Judge C. Ellen Connally for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
		“We need a judge like Ellen Connally, who understands how the law impacts families, leading the Ohio Supreme Court,” White said.
		Connally has 25 years of judicial experience, is a civic leader and mother of a United States Marine currently serving in Iraq.
	www.ohiodems.org /index.php?display=ReleaseDetails&id=138447 (346 words)

	MyDD :: Find out about Clermont County
		They claim is based on the supposed anomoly that C. Ellen Connally did suspiciously well in these counties, that too many people were voting for both her and Bush even though she was an African-American woman for it to be on the up and up.
		In all three counties, Kerry received fewer votes than Ellen Connally, a little-known, underfunded African-American municipal judge from Cleveland, running for Chief Justice.
		There must have been at least 13,500 voters who supported both Connally and Bush, or else the certified results are fraudulent.
	www.mydd.com /story/2005/8/2/213236/0718 (1955 words)

	Michigan IMC: More voting irregularities in Ohio, Wyoming
		But he is bringing up some interesting calculations based on comparing Kerry's vote total to that of C. Ellen Connally, an African-American Democratic candidate from Cleveland for Ohio Chief Justice.
		Even though down-ballot races usually involve fewer votes than the much more prominent races at the top of the ticket, Connally received 257,000 more votes than Kerry across the state.
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	michiganimc.org /feature/display/8238/index.php (151 words)

	JURIST - Paper Chase: Ohio court turns back election challenge on technicality
		Moyer ruled that the complaint improperly challenged two separate results - one for President and another for his own re-election race against retired Cleveland Municipal Court judge C. Ellen Connally - where state law authorized the challenge of only one election result per case.
		Bernard Hibbitts at 9:23 AM ET [JURIST] Ohio Chief Justice Thomas Moyer Thursday threw out on a technicality a challenge filed by voting rights activists claiming that the November 2 vote in that state was invalid because of voting machine errors, double-counting of some ballots and a shortage of voting machines in predominantly minority precincts.
		It is expected that the plaintiffs will make separate re-filings Friday.
	jurist.law.pitt.edu /paperchase/2004/12/ohio-court-turns-back-election.php (300 words)

	User Posts
		The reason democratic Supreme Court candidate, C. Ellen Connally (a black) won more votes than Kerry in some rural southern Ohio counties is easy to understand.
		One other thing the "Rev. Jesse" has noted that there were more votes for the Dem Ohio supreme court justice candidate C. Ellen Connally (statewide) than Kerry as proof of voter fraud.
		The Connally over Kerry vote advantage correlates nicely with he total percentage of Kerry votes in each Ohio county -- i.e., the smaller the Kerry total precentage (vs. Bush) the bigger the Connally margin over Kerry.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/user-posts?id=185231 (3086 words)

	Capital University Law School Co-Sponsors Live Supreme Court Forum
		The candidates are: Judge William O’Neill verse Justice Terrence O’Donnell; Judge Nancy Fuerst verse Judge Judith Lanzinger; and Chief Justice Thomas Moyer verse retired Judge C. Ellen Connally.
		A 30 minute question period directed at the two Chief Justice candidates — Chief Justice Moyer and retired Judge Connally — will follow.
		Capital University Law School students will serve as pages for the candidates for this event and Law School students may pose questions to the candidates.
	www.law.capital.edu /News/Archive/2004/20041021SupremeCtForum.asp (250 words)

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