The Unite decision should grant me great deference in the “knew or should have known” standard because prior to that decision, I had no means of knowing that North Fund’s behavior was considered contrary to Colorado law or required North Fund to file as an issue committee.” — Charles Heatherly
We all decorate our workspaces with items that bring a smile to our face. On my office wall hangs an old election poster from 2002. It reads in bold lettering,
Galindo reimbursed herself $4,500 for what she labeled as legal fees for a recall effort that was in place when she resigned on Mother’s Day. It is not the first time Galindo’s use of campaign funds has come into question.
“The elections division finds that complainant alleged some potential violations of Colorado campaign finance law.” — Colorado Secretary of State’s Campaign Election Manager, Stephen Bouey.
“Did that cash come in bags or suitcases. That is what led to campaign finance laws in the 70s, Tricky Dick (Nixon) and his suitcases of cash. We have buckets and suitcases of cash pouring into the state to support Democrats.” Matt Arnold, director of Campaign Integrity Watchdog
A last-minute election report confirms what reform opponents in the hotly-contested Douglas County school board race long have sought to deflect or deny. Namely, the challenge of the pro-reform board
A last-minute election report confirms what reform opponents in the hotly-contested Douglas County school board race long have sought to deflect or deny. Namely, the challenge of the pro-reform board
A last-minute election report confirms what reform opponents in the hotly-contested Douglas County school board race long have sought to deflect or deny. Namely, the challenge of the pro-reform board
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