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Steve Sanson
24 August 2008 06:10 |
Democratic Party;
You have two Democrats seeking the seat of North Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Department 3, but yet you only list one candidate (Chris Lee) on your website www.nvdems.com . What happened to Jonathan MacArthur, the other candidate Democrat in the same race? The Democratic Party should be proud that they have two registered Democrats in the General Election, for the same seat. Singling out one Democrat over another, causes diversity isn’t there enough diversity in America today, that your own party cannot even support all your party members? I would expect this from the other parties, but yet they list all their party members. Whatever happened to the party of Unity?
Steve Sanson President Of Veterans In Politics International 702 283 2935 www.VeteransInPolitics.com
Steve Sanson
20 August 2008 04:34 |
The Veterans In Politics International is in FULL support, to allow ALL active, reservist, and guards man, military service member of all branch of our arm forces including our civilian contractors and attache to our active military to be allowed to participate in ALL elections.
Each service member should be able to vote in all local, state, or national elections in their current state of residency, regardless of their current duty station, regardless if we are in peace or war and regardless if they are in the United States or in a foreign land.
We should not exclude the very same people who spread democracy in foreign lands not to give them an opportunity to vote in their own land is "ludacris".
Steve Sanson President of Veterans In Politics International www.VeteransInPolitics.com 7022832935 7022838088
Steve Sanson
20 August 2008 04:24 |
I want to thank you and your organization for giving me the honor of your endorsement, more importantly thank you for getting your members out to vote for me. I could not have made it to the general election without your help. There are those that claim that the School Trustee Dist. E seat is all but wrapped up for my opponent, Terri Janison, I disagree. If you look at the numbers from the primary election you will see that Janison received 7,251 votes and I received 2,753. There is a big difference between those numbers, but what we must realize is that Janison's core group showed up to vote and that she will not improve too much more on her total votes. If we take my vote total and add it to the total of votes for the other two candidates we see that Janison had a total of 7,025 vote against her leaving a difference of 226 votes. I won this primary by spending a total of $226.00. I did not receive any donations other than $200.00 from a friend.
At this time I have no funds to purchase signs and fliers while my opponent has $26,000 in her account. The $26,000 came from unethical and illegal donations from construction companies and architectural firms that have been awarded contracts from the Clark County School Board and Janison casted a vote for them. Her vote has been bought and paid for by the very companies building our schools. Janison voted to spend $11 million to improve the administrator office buildings when we have schools in dire need of repair and some children will go without take home textbooks this fall. I could go on and on with the wasteful spending habits of my opponent and her blatant disregard for campaign ethics, but the fact is there needs to be change for our children's sake.
I am asking that you and your organization help send me to the Clark County School Board. I am in need of donations and help with getting out the vote. This is a Presidential Election year and we may see record turnout, but without your help people will just blindly cast a vote for this seat. I ask that you contact each member of your organization and urge them to donate and to help get my name out to the voters. Here are some basic figures for the items I need to win this election:
100 yard signs $575.00
2000 doorhangers $300.00
1000 fliers $280.00
This is the bare minimum to run this campaign any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
John
-- John Schutt www.schuttforschooltrustee.embarqspace.com Cell
- 702-561-5268 Fax- 702-877-3570
Steve Sanson
18 August 2008 07:41 |
I didn't want to let the week end without writing to thank you for helping put me on top in Tuesday's primary. The saying that "every vote counts" held true. I wouldn't have made it through without your support and that of your family, friends and colleagues.
Now we move forward to what promises to be a very competitive general election. The challenge I face is persuading voters that the experience I have as an advocate -- arguing cases in the Nevada Supreme Court and in Nevada's state and federal trial courts -- makes me the better choice. Nevadans deserve a Supreme Court Justice who has prepared and presented cases in that Court and who has trial court experience in the wide range of substantive law issues the Nevada Supreme Court hears.
I will continue to need your help as we move forward to November 4. For now, we are refining strategy, and I ask for your thoughts on what I can do to strengthen my message and candidacy over the next two and a half months. Also, if you are asked about me, my background and experience, or how to contribute to my campaign, please direct people to my website, www.krispickering.com , or they can call me at 702-715-9958.
Thank you again. Your friendship and support mean more than I can say.
Kris
Steve Sanson
09 August 2008 02:28 |
JOHN W. SCHUTT, Jr. ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬Candidate for School Trustee, District E
MEDIA RELEASE
August 7, 2008
DIRTY POLITICS IN SCHOOL TRUSTEE RACE
District E incumbent, Terri Janison, reports questionable donations
In the August 5, 2008 Campaign Contributions and Expense Report #1 filed with the Clark County Election Office incumbent Terri Janison had reported a total of $26,795, with the majority of these donations being in excess of $100. This alone is questionable due to the sheer amount of her total donations to date compared to all other school trustee candidates/incumbents who filed the August 5th form. However, the real story behind these campaign contributions happens to be who the donors are.
Ms. Janison has accepted donations from several construction companies who have received contracts to construct some of our valley schools. Sletten Construction, who was contracted to build an Unnamed High School at Levi Avenue and Torrey Pines Drive as well as other projects voted on by Janison, donated $2,500 to her campaign. Core Construction was awarded contracts to construct Dr. Claude G. Perkins Elementary and Arbor View High School and donated $1,000 to the Janison campaign after her votes for their contracts and change orders to existing contracts. JMA Architects was awarded a contract as well as an increase in their scope of work to the Vegas PBS Center, Distance Education Center, Unnamed Elementary School at Durango and Lone Mountain, Sandra Lee Thompson Elementary School, etc. and donated $1,000 to the Janison campaign after her votes. Ethically, no trustee should be taking donations from companies that receive contracts by Clark County School Board.
Attached you will find the Campaign Contributions and Expense Report filed by Ms. Janison on August 4, 2008 showing a full list of her donors. This Media Release is not a full listing of the alleged improprieties in campaign donations. There is much to be uncovered behind her tactics to retain her seat as the only re-elected incumbent on the school board. Ms. Janison can be quoted as stating at a forum with the Charleston Heights Neighborhood Preservation on July 28, 2008 that there are candidates who would like to use the office of school trustee as a “springboard for other political offices.” She has seemingly set herself up quite well for this endeavor.
This school board has clearly lost sight that its function is to serve the public, mainly the children and teachers of Clark County. Teachers are continually in fear of losing their job and most recently summer employment due to standing up for what is right. Children are falling behind in the national averages for testing and graduation rates. Who has the school board been representing? It seems evident from just this list of donors that they have been looking out for re-election and themselves.
The public should know that there is an alternative to Ms. Janison. With the current state of education in Clark County no incumbent should continue to “serve” the public. Please visit my website for more information about me or feel free to call me for any questions you may have regarding this campaign.
Contact:
John W. Schutt, Jr. Candidate for School Trustee, District E schutt4schoolboard@embarqmail.com www.schuttforschoo
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