The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) sets laws regarding the documentation and transparency of campaign donations and expenditures.
How can Westfield BOE candidate Rob Benacchio collect only $1,183.76 in donations to himself, but yet purchase campaign literature for a town wide mailer and also campaign signs that run into the thousands of dollars.
Some things just don’t add up? Who’s behind the financial support of candidate Rob Benacchio? What kind of shell game is being played here and where is the money coming from to fund what clearly is a campaign backed by an entity, or entities, allegedly not listed in his ELEC report.
Perhaps Rob Benacchio has grown the ultimate money tree in his backyard or unearthed that pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.
Surely Rob Benacchio isn’t that pot carrying leprechaun but more like a Trojan horse waiting to fool voters and unleash his politically backed agenda should he be elected to the Westfield Board of Education.
Keep in mind that Rob Benacchio is the sitting Vice-chair of the Westfield Republican Committee.
Should we expect Rob Benacchio’s next ELEC Report, after the election, to disclose a donation from the Westfield Republican Committee? Is this who we want serving on the BOE? If we can’t trust him while he’s running for elected office, how can we trust him if he’s elected to office?
The Westfield Board of Education election is supposed to be non-partisan.
SCUMBAG ALERT!
ReplyDeleteHe ran a failed campaign for town council and tried to sneak onto the BOE last election by getting people to write his name in. Don’t vote for this guy.
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