Greg Lavelle just sent out a ‘news’ letter. There’s no news. There’s no disclaimer as to who paid for it, other than that the taxpayers didn’t pay for the mailing. Which wasn’t a mailing, but an e-mailing. The day before the election. I suspect, however, that the taxpayers are funding the person(s) who put this together. In fact, I know it. Why? Because (a) it was sent from a state e-mail server, and (b) it was clearly prepared by Lavelle’s senate staffer, a staffer who was named as the contact. As in, this:
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Oh, and there’s also a convenient link to his website. His reelection website. From a state e-mail.
Now, kids, legislators send out newsletters to their districts. Mailed out to every registered voter in the district. Generally in the summer, touting accomplishments real and imagined.
But that’s not what happened here. Greg Lavelle, who is the first to allege wrongdoing by others, used Senate staff to send out election-related material on the eve of the election. Anybody wanna bet that this was not sent out to all voters in the district, but to his GOTV list? Which means, of course, that what he did was illegal. Using a state employee to prepare and send out a last-minute political mailer on his behalf. Staunch this pedophile-priest-protecting primordial ooze for good today. I know you didn’t need one more reason to vote for Laura Sturgeon. But, if you did, vote him out for spending taxpayers’ money on a last-minute reelection Hail, Mary. BTW, here’s the piece:
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News from State Senator
Greg Lavelle
Serving the 4th Senatorial District
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The 4th State Senate District in Northern New Castle County encompasses Greenville, Hockessin, and Pike Creek and surrounding areas along the Concord Pike Corridor. For a map of the 4th Senate District, follow this link.
Ballots may be cast in person between the hours of 7a.m. and 8p.m. at your assigned 4th District polling location. If you do not know where your polling place is, go to the Delaware Department of Elections Voter Portal and select “Where do I vote on election day?”
If you have questions regarding Election Day, call the Delaware Department of Elections New Castle County Office at (302) 577-3464.
Thank you for exercising your right to vote.
Warm Regards,
Greg
“The health of a democratic society may be measured by the quality of functions performed by private citizens.” – Alexis De Tocqueville
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Not paid for at taxpayer expense.
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Legislative Hall Office PO Box 1401411 Legislative Ave., Dover, DE 19901
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