THERE APPEARS TO BE A FAKE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN NAVAJO COUNTY
Posted by Arizona Freedom Alliance on September 11, 2017
[Editor: You will remember that it was Sen. Sylvia Allen who called fellow Republicans Nazis in a meeting of the NCRC because they were representing the Arizona Republican Assembly. She said then she had been a member in the past. Our bet is that she would not be accepted as a member now! Not for her Nazi comment, although that would be sufficient cause to refuse her membership since that organization is committed to Republican Platform patriots. But this letter supports other actions by Sen. Allen’s recent off-the-rails behavior.]
State Senator Sylvia Allen, LD6, Snowflake, last week formed a group calling themselves “the Newly Formed Republicans of Navajo County”. Now this is very misleading, since they have no authority with Navajo County Republican Committee or any part of elections here in Navajo County.
To become an active political committee, you must file with the state and county as well as file financial reports with the state.
Now if Senator Allen is collecting donations at these new meetings, it is illegal.
The Navajo County Election Director, along with Chairman Slaton of the authorized Republican Committee of Navajo County, is alarmed by this development by Senator Allen.
We have already had one person being misled by Senator Allen in her new group, believing her group was the offical Republican Committee, according to Chairman Slaton. [This smacks of fraud on the part of the Senator to us]
It is well known that Senator Allen does not support the current Executive Board of the Navajo County Republican Committee due to their involvement in draining the AZGOP swamp and the [removal of] AZGOP Chairman Lines from office because of his failure to follow the AZGOP Bylaws, as well as violating State Statutes.
Senator Allen is in support of not following State Statutes governed by the AZGOP. She openly did not support Chairman Slaton’s motion at the Flagstaff statutory meeting for Chairman Lines to turn over the records which is required by our Bylaws, as well State Statutes. (AZ. Attorney General’s office is looking into this matter).