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Read the fine print. The Republican primary election in the Golden Eagle Precinct requires good eyesight. Two opposing slates of candidates for Precinct Committeeman are vying for your votes. The position of Committeeman is an unpaid, volunteer party worker who encourages voter participation through personal interactions.

So why would a Political Action Committee in Virginia go to the expense to print and mail from Nevada a flier in support of our opponents? Why would these same candidates knowingly produce a second deceptive mailing?

It was intended to mislead the voters using the unauthorized AZGOP logo. Two good questions that can be answered by voting for the slate of candidates starting with my name, Ronald Smith, at the top of the ballot, followed by Bovinette, Hellige, Velez, Huffman, Dill, Schmit, Gross, both Rutkowskis and Munn.

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Read the fine print. The Republican primary election in the Golden Eagle Precinct requires good eyesight. Two opposing slates of candidates for Precinct Committeeman are vying for your votes. The position of Committeeman is an unpaid, volunteer party worker who encourages voter participation through personal interactions.

So why would a Political Action Committee in Virginia go to the expense to print and mail from Nevada a flier in support of our opponents? Why would these same candidates knowingly produce a second deceptive mailing?

It was intended to mislead the voters using the unauthorized AZGOP logo. Two good questions that can be answered by voting for the slate of candidates starting with my name, Ronald Smith, at the top of the ballot, followed by Bovinette, Hellige, Velez, Huffman, Dill, Schmit, Gross, both Rutkowskis and Munn.

Finally, we paid for our campaign fliers and mostly hand delivered them to the registered voters.

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