A federal judge agrees a Catoosa GOP ballot case has standing, allowing it to proceed and potentially set precedent on party control over primary candidates.

Judge William M. Ray II made it abundantly clear in a short statement that he is in agreement with a decision by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals that a case he had prevented from going to trial does indeed have standing and should proceed.

Tamara Wolk is a reporter for The Catoosa County News in Ringgold, Ga., and Walker County Messenger in LaFayette, Ga. 

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