Court Battle
Kasich Calls on Rubio to Tell Pennsylvania Supporters to Drop Suit
The Ohio governor is battling to stay on the ballot in his neighboring state.
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John Kasich's presidential campaign called on Marco Rubio to tell his supporters in Pennsylvania to drop a lawsuit that could keep the Ohio governor off the ballot for the state's April 26 primary.
Nathaniel Rome, chairman of Pennsylvania Students for Rubio, filed a petition in Pennsylvania court to keep Kasich off the ballot, since he failed to garner the requisite number of signatures to be added. Rome's lawyer is John Bravacos, the brother of Chris Bravacos, who is chairman of Rubio's Pennsylvania campaign.