Santa Ana City Councilwoman Michele Martinez is supporting the Government Performance and Accountability Act ballot initiative. She joins the Orange County Business Council, and pay-to-play princess Councilwoman Kris Murray of Anaheim in supporting this radical reform of the state constitution.
On Monday, May 7th the Santa Ana City Council is set to consider the repeal of a city ordinance that prohibits them from soliciting or receiving campaign bucks, or loans of more than $250 for three months following their vote.
Late last month, the OC Register’s Brian Joseph stirred a pot when he begged the question, “where does AD-69 candidate Julio Perez live?” Joseph cited failed attempts by a process server attempting to serve Perez with a lawsuit for an…
Another mail piece has dropped in the 69th Assembly race for Julio Perez. This one seems to be a name ID piece, designed to raise voter familiarity with a lesser known candidate.
Titled “Meet Julio Perez,” a mailer from Dignity PAC, an Independent Expenditure committee formed by organized labor organizations in Orange County to support Julio Perez for Assembly, was distributed last week to voters in the 69th Assembly district. This is the first mail, that we are aware of, in the race.
I was going to let this go, partially out of pity for a guy who jumped into political quicksand and can’t seem to find something to grab hold of to pull himself out. But unfortunately Jose “Joe” Moreno keeps wading deeper and deeper into the mud.
Usually candidates with the means to loan their campaigns large sums of money wait until the end of their campaign to pay themselves back. That’s not the case for AD-69 candidate and Santa Ana City Councilwoman Michele Martinez. Martinez loaned…
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