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Obergefell is running for the Ohio Legislature
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Jim Obergefell speaking at the Black Tie Dinner in Dallas in 2017. Jim Obergefell, the named plaintiff in the marriage equality lawsuit that legalized same-sex marriage, announced he is running for Congress.
Obergefell will run for the 89th House district that is currently held by a Republican. But the district lines are still under review.
Last week, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled the newly drawn maps violate the state constitution, which forbids partisan gerrymandering.
He made his announcement on Twitter. He wrote: I’m Jim Obergefell, and you have my promise that I will work hard every day to improve the lives of everyone in Ottawa and Erie counties and all of Ohio.
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