A new lawsuit seeks to reverse electoral board decisions to keep Naperville mayoral candidate Tiffany Stephens and council candidate Derek McDaniel on the April election ballot.
Arian Ahmadpour filed a lawsuit this week appealing his challenges that Stephens is not qualified to run because she has not lived in Naperville for a year, citing her use of an Aurora address to vote and file taxes prior to her house purchase in July, and that McDaniel failed to properly number his nominating petition sheets.
Her attorney, Keri-Lyn Krafthefer, said Stephens was essentially homeless and, as such, protected by state laws that apply to anyone “who has a nontraditional residence, including but not limited to a shelter, day shelter, park bench, street corner or space under a bridge.” In the McDaniel case, Ahmadpour’s objection was that the candidate did not submit signature sheets that were “numbered consecutively” as required by state statute. McDaniel’s sheets were not numbered at all before being filed.
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