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Governor Johnson might not be on the ballot in [[Michigan]] due to a [[sore loser law]]. Governor Johnson was three minutes late in withdrawing from the Republican Priamry and was thus on the ballot. Therefore, he is not allowed to run on another line. The case is currently pending. However, another Gary E. Johnson, a Texas businessman, has volunteered to stand in on the ballot if needed, and his electors would vote for Governor Johnson if he carries the state. Since ballot access in Michigan is by party, not person, one of the two Gary E. Johnsons should be on the ballot. However, the Michigan Secretary of State, Ruth Johnson, has claimed Michigan has no procedure for switching candidates, in spite of precedent to the contrary. There is also a lawsuit pending in [[Oklahoma]]. Johnson/Gray will have ballot access in the other 48 states and in [[Washington DC]].

Governor Johnson might not be on the ballot in [[Michigan]] due to a [[sore loser law]]. Governor Johnson was three minutes late in withdrawing from the Republican Priamry and was thus on the ballot. Therefore, he is not allowed to run on another line. The case is currently pending. However, another Gary E. Johnson, a Texas businessman, has volunteered to stand in on the ballot if needed, and his electors would vote for Governor Johnson if he carries the state. Since ballot access in Michigan is by party, not person, one of the two Gary E. Johnsons should be on the ballot. However, the Michigan Secretary of State, Ruth Johnson, has claimed Michigan has no procedure for switching candidates, in spite of precedent to the contrary. There is also a lawsuit pending in [[Oklahoma]]. Johnson/Gray will have ballot access in the other 48 states and in [[Washington DC]].

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