By KTAR
A candidate who was left off of a suburban Phoenix ballot announced Thursday he is pursuing a lawsuit against the city.
Peoria City Council candidate Ken Krieger’s lawsuit names Maricopa County, the city of Peoria and the county elections department as defendants.
Krieger’s name was mistakenly left off the original ballot after a lawsuit challenged his petition signatures. The case was resolved, but Krieger’s name was erroneously not put back on the ballot.
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