In what is believed to be a boost to the Sanders campaign, a judge in Ohio has ruled that those 17-year-olds who will turn 18 before the November election can vote in the primaries on Tuesday. The Sanders campaign had sued the state to grant the right to vote to 17-year-olds. It's not clear how big the impact of the decision will be, given the short amount of time before the Tuesday primaries. The Hill: Sanders's team sued to change the state law, but a judge decided Friday on a different state-level case that effectively provided the same outcome.    The Vermont senator's White House campaign has been boosted by strong support from younger voters, so the decision could prove important in the crucial state of Ohio, which has 143 delegates up for grabs.    Ohio had barred 17-year-olds from voting on primary day regardless of if they would be eligible for the general election.     But the timing of the...(Read Full Post)