And the I'm Millie Weaver and you're watching the millennial Millie show. So today we have

Tori Maris with us. She is running for Secretary of State in Ohio and she really has overcome some

immense obstacles in getting herself on the ballot. She has a team of grassroots organizers with her

and they amassed over 5,000 signatures.

At first, there was a big battle over whether or not

she was going to even be allowed to be on the ballot.

So you're running as an independent Tory in Ohio, correct?

Tell us about what obstacles you had to overcome in order to just get on the ballot?

Well, when I attempted first to go on the GOP primary ballot, I was, it was it was insane because we had the signatures and as they were

validating the signatures in the middle of it the the secretary of

state of Ohio sent out an email telling all of the counties

to just disqualify my signatures.

Now many counties were like if we have them our job

according to the law is to check if the signatures are valid but other counties

just threw away all the signatures and said, well, we were told to invalidate them because he wasn't happy with the way she presented them.

And I think what upset him the most is that we put a new column which is the printed name right because when

people sign it can be awkward you know it could have been from 10 years ago I know I signed things differently all the time, but my team actually

discovered some really important information that people don't know goes on on the county.

But anyway, I took him to the Supreme Court.

I said, look, he violated the law, he's not allowed to.

And the Supreme Court was talking about version of facts.

It was like everything was stacked against me

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