PHOENIX — A candidate for the governor for the No Labels Party is trying to knock her two foes off the primary ballot.
Teri Hourihan contends Hugh Lytle filed more than 4,700 invalid signatures on his nominating petition. What that does, she contends in a lawsuit filed Friday, is leave him with just 1,219 valid signatures, short of the 1,771 required by law for candidates from that party.
But Lytle, the hand-picked choice of party Chairman Paul Johnson, isn’t the only one Hourihan wants removed from the ballot.
