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74   06-11-16 Yes Danielle Sandoval   13th Street, San Pedro, California 90731 (310) 848-7607 D.sandoval033@gmail.com Campaign Material IssuesInappropriate endorsements of candidate Background:

Central San Pedro Neighborhood council held one of two scheduled (s)elections on 6/7/15 at three locations simultaneously:

Rancho Housing Authority  4:00 pm – 8:00pm
275 W. 1st
Anderson Senior Center  4:00 pm – 8:00pm
828 S. Mesa St
Cabrillo Avenue Elementary School   4:00 pm – 8:00pm
732 S. Cabrillo Ave.

On or about 6:30pm I parked my vehicle directly in front of a portable table that was set up with “Central San Pedro United Slates” herein after to be referred to as "United Slate", across the street from where the registration table was and at that time Alexander Hall was manning the station. I walked up to the table and looked down and took a slate flyer. I had seen the “United Slate” prior on social media, in Random Length’s News Publication owned by James Allen and in businesses throughout Central San Pedro. However, the slates that were given out on 6/7/15 at Anderson Park had an attachment affix by scotch tape which read “Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council Election, we also endorse these candidates that are not a part of the Central San Pedro United Slate, Lashanda Roberts, Veronica Njodinizeh, Tunette Powell…etc”. (Attached herein a photo of said Slate Flyer). At first glance the attachment is misleading to stakeholders. Central San Pedro (s)election were held on the same day as the primaries and in an attempt to pull record votes with limited time to educate stakeholders of the Neighborhood system. The opening line can be misread to appear that “Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council Elections”, support the additional candidates on the attachment.   

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Section VIII in the DONE Election Manual Titled “Running Board Slates” states that “A group of candidates may run as a slate so long as all candidates provide written consent to agreeing to be on the slate.” On 5/4/2016 Tunette Powell agreed by written consent to run on a board slate with 14 other candidates’ (Attached herein said Slate Agreement). On 4/27/15 James Allen launched his Facebook page publicly announcing his slate mates. Receiving no prior consent from said candidates on the affix attachment, James Allen is in direct violation of said Section. On 5/10/15 I asked an incumbent why he was running on the “United Slate” he motioned that he had just been asked to run and sign an agreement on 5/7/15 and he became upset when I revealed to him that his named appeared on the “United Slate” on 4/27/15 before providing oral and written consent as he had stated. This is not the only case and in fact he prepared a slate without consent in the 2014 (s)elections. James Allen has proven to be dishonest, disrespectful to stakeholders and gives no regard for policy.
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I respectfully request that a letter of reprimand to all members of the “United Slate” and disqualification of all members of said slate unless proven otherwise by supporting documentation. All members of the “United Slate” had the duty to inspect, incorporate, provide feedback of all campaign material and notify the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment, IEA and Poll Managers of any violations at the time they were made aware of said violation.  Based on the facts that I have provided and witnessed James Allen throughout the day driving around to all locations checking on his slate members, directing them and delegating duties. James Allen should be disqualified without question. 

Lastly, due to the limited amount of evidence that I am able to submit to support my allegations I request that a representative contact me so that I can submit additional exhibits and supporting documentation. 
 Slate Agreement.pdf IMG_9091.JPG IMG_8916.JPG DanielleSandovalElectionChallengeDetermination061416.pdf IEA Dismissed 06-14-16                                 Danielle Sandoval
79   06-14-16 Yes james Preston Allen   1300 South Pacific Avenue, san pedro, California 90731 (310) 561-7811 james@randomlengthsnews.com Electioneering by candidates I am in receipt of a written complaint by a voter on June 14, 2016 of one candidate, Joanne Rallo, electioneering within the 100 ft limit. The complaint was made by Lisa Nottingham 424-215-5492 and she has a witness Jack Knudson who signed the hand written complaint. see attachment. Ms. Joanne Rallo should be disqualified from serving on the new council Lisa_Nottingham_06-14-2016.pdf     JamesPrestonAllenElectionChallengeDetermination2062216.pdf IEA Dismissed 06-22-16 lisa Nottingham lisanott@yahoo.com (424) 215-5492   Jack Knudson   (424) 215-5492 Lisa_Nottingham_06-14-2016.pdf           Yes james allen
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