A pro-ranked choice voting group says that opponents of Alaska’s new voting laws committed multiple campaign finance violations in their effort to repeal the state’s ranked choice voting and open primaries reform.
by ballot measure — with the Alaska Public Offices Commission, a government watchdog organization responsible for enforcing the state’s campaign-finance laws.
“I challenge you to match what I put in. Cash. I put 100 grand in this of my own money. I want to challenge a bunch of you to do the same thing,” Mathias had told attendees at one of the group’s first signature gathering events.to the Alaska Public Offices Commission in April, there is no reported contribution from Mathias.
Mathias said it was his “personal choice” not to contribute directly to the ballot measure group, and instead to contribute to the Ranked Choice Education Association. The Ranked Choice Education Association is the primary contributor to Alaskans for Honest Elections, the ballot group seeking to overturn Alaska’s ranked-choice voting and open primaries system. According to Alaskans for Honest Elections’ April APOC report, the group had received a total of just over $90,000 as of April. Of that, nearly $80,000 came from the Ranked Choice Education Association. Less than $12,000 had come from other individual contributors.
All of the money reportedly spent so far by the ballot group has gone to Leading Light Advisors, a marketing agency owned by Izon’s wife, Diamond Metzner. Outside of his work to repeal Alaska’s voting reform, Mathias is an insurance agent and minister who has written several books and advocated for right-wing causes. Izon previously owned a marijuana business, and now owns Swarm Intel, a business that “develops and deploys artificial intelligence solutions,” according to its website.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Judge Gary Wilcox made profane lip-synching TikTok videos, complaint saysA New Jersey judge is under investigation for dozens of TikTok videos that showed him lip-syncing along to popular songs, sometimes while at work or while wearing judicial robes.
Weiterlesen »
White House complaint about RFK Jr. COVID-19 tweet cited in latest Biden defeatThe White House's attempts to censor anti-vaccine activist and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine misinformation was referenced explicitly in the sweeping limits restricting government contact between Big Tech and social media.
Weiterlesen »
N.J. judge filmed TikTok videos with profanity, racist and sexual references, complaint saysSome videos were recorded in the judge's chambers or partially dressed while lying in bed, the complaint said.
Weiterlesen »
NJ judge's 'whoop my a--' video and other TikToks broke ethics rules, complaint saysNJ courts allege a judge broke ethics rules when he, in his chambers with law books on his shelves, looked into a camera and lip-synced: 'All my life, I've been waiting for somebody to whoop my ass.” Plus, it says there were 10 more problematic videos.
Weiterlesen »
New Jersey judge made racy lip-synching TikTok videos in his chambers: complaintUsing an alias, Bergen County Superior Court Judge Gary Wilcox was allegedly moonlight as a TikTok creator.
Weiterlesen »
GQ pulls article slamming Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Zaslav after complaintGQ magazine removed an article critical of powerful media executive David Zaslav from its website just hours after it was published Monday, following a complaint from Zaslav’s camp.
Weiterlesen »