Per Curiam.
Kayser asserts that the common pleas court erred when it ruled that write-in candidates were permitted under R.C. 3513.041 because R.C. 3513.253 expressly prohibits write-in candidates and provides that the filing of a nominating petition is the exclusive method for the election of township trustees.
As both Hutman and the board note, Kayser does not contend that the common pleas court erred in finding his election contest barred by collateral...
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