Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Meadors v. Erie County Board of Elections
as 21-2145
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Jomo D. Akono, an individual, Florence E. Baugh, Kim P. Nixon-Williams and others
Defendant:
Jeremy Zellner and Ralph M. Mohr
Intervenor:
India B. Walton
Defendant / Appellant:
Erie County Board of Elections
Amicus Curiae:
Election Commissioners' Association for the State of New York
Meadors v. Erie County Board of Elections
as 21-2137
Plaintiff:
Florence E. Baugh
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Carlanda D. Meadors, an individual, Leonard A. Matarese, an individual, Kim P. Nixon-Williams and others
Defendant:
Jeremy Zellner and Ralph M. Mohr
Intervenor:
India B. Walton
Defendant / Appellant:
Erie County Board of Elections
Amicus Curiae:
Election Commissioners' Association for the State of New York
United for Amherst et al v. Zellner et al
as 1:2021cv00958
Petitioner:
United for Amherst, Ray Herman, Jay Dispisquale and others
Defendant:
Commissioner Jeremy Zellner and Commissioner Ralph M. Mohr
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. § 1331
McMurray v. Mohr
as 20-1818
Defendant / Appellee:
Jeremy Zellner, individually and as Commissioners of the Erie County Board of Elections, and the Erie County Board of Elections and Ralph M. Mohr, individually and as Commissioners of the Erie County Board of Elections, and the Erie County Board of Elections
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Ronald Coons, as an Enrolled Democratic Party Voter in Erie County, individually and on behalf of a Class of Erie County Voters Similarly Situated, Pauline Grabeki, as an Enrolled Republican Party Voter in Erie County and Nate McMurray, a Candidate for Congress and as an Enrolled Democratic Party Voter In Erie County
McMurray et al v. Mohr et al
as 1:2020cv00689
Plaintiff:
Nate McMurray, Ronald Coons and Pauline Grabeki
Defendant:
Ralph M. Mohr and Jeremy Zellner
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. § 1983
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