Cornel West Secures Spot on Michigan Presidential Ballot After Court Ruling
Judge rules in favor of West, overturning state's disqualification due to affidavit issues
- Michigan Court of Claims Judge James Redford ruled that Cornel West met the signature requirements to be on the ballot.
- The court found that the state misapplied the law when disqualifying West over technical affidavit problems.
- West's campaign celebrated the decision as a victory for democratic process and voter rights.
- An appeal has been filed against the ruling by the Michigan Democratic Party and a local voter.
- West's presence on the ballot could influence the tight race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in Michigan.