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Fletcher Sandbeck Fletcher Reported Complaint Description File a Formal Complaint - Fletcher Sandbeck Fletcher reported (Sat, 20 Oct at 4:49 PM) The attached flier suggests writing in the name Nathan Schlicher rather than voting for Democrat Connie Fitzpatrick in the 2018 election. It states that various groups including AFT, FUSE, Planned Parenthood, and the AFL-CIO have endorsed Nathan Schlicher. However, this is not true. I have included captures of web pages from each of those groups which show that they have either endorsed Connie Fitzpatrick or, in the case of AFT, have not endorsed any candidate in the 26th district this year. What impact does the alleged violation(s) have on the public? It gives the public a deceptive view of the endorsements of several groups. Three of the listed groups have in fact endorsed Connie Fitzpatrick but the flier states that they have instead endorsed a write-in candidate Nathan Schlicher. List of attached evidence or contact information where evidence may be found. Deceptive Flier.pdf - A scan of the flier I received. Progressive Voters Guide.pdf - Customized 26th District voters guide including endorsements from FUSE. https://progressivevotersguide.com/?county=kitsap&city=port%20orchard&ld=2 6th&lookup=2 WSLC-endorsements-18Oct05.pdf - Endorsements from the Washington State Labor Council, an affiliated of AFL-CIO. http://www.wslc.org/wp- content/uploads/2018/10/WSLC-endorsements-18Oct05.pdf Planned Parenthood Endorsements.pdf - Endorsements from Planned Parenthood Votes Northwest and Hawaii. https://www.plannedparenthoodaction.org/planned-parenthood-votes-northwest- and-hawaii/elections/candidate-endorsements-washington-2018 AFT Endorsements.pdf - Endorsements from AFT Washington. No 26th District endorsement for the representative race. http://wa.aft.org/take-action/your-union- endorses-these-education-and-labor-friendly-candidates List of potential witnesses with contact information to reach them. I received the flier and have no affiliation with any campaign. Fletcher Sandbeck 7970 Beach Dr E Port Orchard, WA 98366 Cell 360-440-4328 Complaint Certification: I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that information provided with this complaint is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. 2 (http://wa.aft.org/) HOME (HTTP://WA.AFT.ORG/) ABOUT US NEWS RESOURCES MEMBERSHIP ACTIONS & EVENTS Your Union Endorses These Education- and Labor-Friendly Candidates Share This Election ballots will arrive in your mail on or around October 19th. Check out the candidates who have been vetted through our member­involved Committee On Political Education (COPE) and endorsed by our executive board for the upcoming General Election. Your union sent out questionnaires on issues that matter to our members and their responses and voting records in the case of incumbents earned our endorsement. However you decide to vote, please be sure to fill out and mail your ballot or drop it in MY VOTE! drop boxes on or before the General Election on Tuesday, November 6th. For questions, please contact Sandra Toussaint, AFT Washington Political Organizer, at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) or 206427­8107. U.S. House of Representatives Office Candidate Race/Candidate Status Party CD 1 Suzan DelBene Incumbent D CD 2 Rick Larsen Incumbent D CD 3 Carolyn Long Challenger D CD 5 Lisa Brown Challenger D CD 6 Derek Kilmer Incumbent D CD 7 Pramila Jayapal Incumbent D CD 8 Kim Schrier Open Seat D CD 9 Adam Smith Incumbent D CD 10 Denny Heck Incumbent D Washington State Supreme Court ­ Justice Steve Gonazalez, Position 8 Washington State Senate Share This LD Candidate Party 6 Jessa Lewis D 26 Emily Randall D 30 Mark Miloscia R 32 Maralyn Chase D 33 Karen Keiser D 37 Rebecca Saldaña D 39 Claus Joens D 42 Pinky Vargas D 44 Steve Hobbs D 45 Manka Dhingra D 48 Patricia Kuderer D Washington State House of Representatives LD Pos. 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Privacy Policy (/privacy­policy­and­terms­use) Administrator login (http://wa.aft.org/user) Share This Washington Candidate Endorsements Congressional Races Endorsed by Planned Parenthood Action Fund Suzan DelBene (House) Rick Larsen (House) Carolyn Long (House) Lisa Brown (House) Derek Kilmer (House) Kim Schrier (House) Pramila Jayapal (House) Adam Smith (House) Denny Heck (House) Maria Cantwell (Senate) State Senate Jessa Lewis for State Senate (6th LD) Karen Hardy for State Senate (7th LD) Emily Randall for State Senate (26th LD) Claire Wilson for State Senate (30th LD) Maralyn Chase for State Senate (32nd LD) Karen Keiser for State Senate (33rd LD) Rebecca Saldaña for State Senate (37th LD) John McCoy for State Senate (38th LD) Pinky Vargas for State Senate (42nd LD) Jamie Pedersen for State Senate (43rd LD) Steve Hobbs for State Senate (44th LD) Manka Dhingra for State Senate (45th LD) David Frockt for State Senate (46th LD) Mona Das for State Senate (47th LD) Patty Kuderer for State Senate (48th LD) State House of Representatives Derek Stanford and Shelley Kloba for State House (1st LD) Marcus Riccelli and Timm Ormsby for State House (3rd LD) Ted Cummings for State House (4th LD) Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos for State House (5th LD) Dave Wilson and Kay Muran for State House (6th LD) Jennifer Goulet for State House (9th LD) Dave Paul and Scott McMullen for State House (10th LD) Sylvia Hammond for State House (13th LD) Sasha Bently for State House (14th LD) Angela Cooper for State House (15th LD) Rebecca Francik for State House (16th LD) Tanisha Harris for State House (17th LD) Kathy Gillespie for State House (18th LD) Brian Blake and Erin Frasier for State House (19th LD) Strom Peterson and Lillian Ortiz-Self for State House (21st LD) Laurie Dolan and Beth Doglio for State House (22nd LD) Drew Hansen for State House (23rd LD) Brian Duthie and Jamie Smith for State House (25th LD) Connie Fitzpatrick and Joy Stanford for State House (26th LD) Laurie Jinkins and Jake Fey for State House (27th LD) Christine Kilduff and Mari Leavitt for State House (28th LD) Melanie Morgan and Steve Kirby for State House (29th LD) Mike Pellicciotti and Kristine Reeves for State House (30th LD) Cindy Ryu and Lauren Davis for State House (32nd LD) Mia Gregerson for State House (33rd LD) Eileen Cody and Joe Fitzgibbon for State House (34th LD) Gael Tarleton and Noel Frame for State House (36th LD) Sharon Tomiko Santos for State House (37th LD) June Robinson and Mike Sells for State House (38th LD) Eric Halvorson for State House (39th LD) Debra Lekanoff for State House (40th LD) Tana Senn and My-Linh Thai for State House (41st LD) Sharon Shewmake for State House (42nd LD) Nicole Macri and Frank Chopp for State House (43rd LD) Jared Mead and John Lovick for State House (44th LD) Gerry Pollet and Javier Valdez for State House (46th LD) Pat Sullivan and Debra Entenman for State House (47th LD) Vandana Slatter and Amy Whalen for State House (48th LD) Monica Stonier for State House (49th LD) Washington Supreme Court Cheryl McCloud Steven Gonzalez Ballot Initiatives Initiative 1631 - Clean Air, Clean Water Initiative 1639 - Safe Schools, Safe Communities This page is controlled and operated by Planned Parenthood Votes Northwest and Hawaii.
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