San Bernardino City Unified School District Campaign Flier Roundup 2
October 27, 2011 Leave a comment
By Michael Reiter, Attorney at Law
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The San Bernardino City Unified School District fliers have come in an avalanche, so much that it is hard to keep up.
Here is what we have since the last time:
Teresa Parra Craig has sent her second mailer: Here is the front, here is the back. Her mailer has a Claremont postage permit.
The San Bernardino Teachers Association has sent two mailers: Here is the back and front of the second mailing; here is the front and the back of the first mailing. They have endorsed Sharon “Bobbie Perong, Juan M. Lopez, Margaret Hill and incumbent Lynda K. Savage.
An organization calling itself “San Bernardino Parents for Great Schools” has sent out a mailer, here is the front and the back. I have no idea who that is, the only thing that turns up on a web search is a firm called JMR Strategic, which claims that San Bernardino Parents for Great Schools is a client. JMR Strategic is a San Francisco firm that claims to be a “strategic communications firm focused on public affairs, public relations, politics, and media. JMR Strategic excels in challenging situations where government, politics, and media intersect. Every client served receives hands-on strategic communications direction led by senior-level talent.”
Incumbent Lynda K. Savage sent out a second mailer consisting of four color pages; here is page one, two, three and four.
Challenger Juan M. Lopez sent out a flier, here is the front and the back.
Incumbent Elsa K. Valdez sent out a mailer, her first, here is the front, here is the back.
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Michael Reiter, Municipal Attorney with Milligan, Attorney, Beswick, Levine & Knox LLP Blog 