The Green party presidential nominee Jill Stein ran late for a Columbus campaign event on Friday because she accidentally went to Cincinnati, where she is due to hold a rally on Sunday.
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Secretary of the State Denise Merrill says Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein will appear on Connecticut’s general election ballot in November.
While the two-hour drive from the two OH cities has a negligible impact on the environment, flying to Cincinnati in lieu of Columbus is a whole other story. Suarez added that Stein was on the road and would be two hours late.
According to the university’s Greens Student Organization, Stein flew into Cincinnati earlier today rather than Columbus.
The newspaper says it’s not clear how Stein ended up in the wrong city.
Random Green Party speakers are taking the podium and addressing the crowd as pizzas are being ordered for the crowd.
Local Green Party members addressed the gathering of students while Stein drove north from Cincinnati.
He then noted that Stein was running behind Harambe in one national poll even though he’s not a presidential candidate, nor is he alive.
An online survey released Thursday from Morning Consult found 52 percent of voters support including Johnson in the debates; 47 percent support an invitation to Stein.
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Note: This article has been updated.
