Referred to as the “Gold Standard” in election law by a Federal Judge, Don McTigue has concentrated in the field of election and campaign finance law for nearly three decades.  He is former Chief Elections Counsel to the Ohio Secretary of State and former Counsel to the Ohio Elections Commission.  He has been in private law practice since 1991, representing and advising candidates, political action committees, ballot issue groups, and governmental bodies across Ohio.  He assists clients with compliance with federal and state campaign finance and election laws, local and statewide ballot initiatives and referenda, voting rights, and all other matters involving elections.  He has represented clients in numerous election-related cases before the Ohio Supreme Court and the Ohio Elections Commission.  He is also an Adjunct Professor at Capital University Law School, where he has taught Election Law. McTigue’s legal resume also includes non-election work as an Assistant Ohio Attorney General, legal counsel in the State Auditor’s Office, and civil rights attorney with a non-profit public interest law firm.

McTigue attended Case Western Reserve University Law School and is licensed to practice before all state and Federal courts in Ohio as well as before the United States Supreme Court.