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A local City Council candidate is facing heat because he might not actually live in the district he's trying to represent. This could lead to a major shake-up on your November ballot if he's disqualified.
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Taxpayers could be on the hook for the costs of potential legal challenges or a special election if the candidate is removed.
Voters benefit from having a clear, legally compliant choice on the ballot that actually represents their specific neighborhood.
The candidate is at risk of being disqualified, and voters in his district might lose their preferred choice.
It appears likely that only one of the three listed candidates for the Menifee City Council seat in District 4 will attend the Sept. 23 Menifee 24/7 Candidates Forum at Liberty High School.As most residents hav...
The City of Menifee’s published list of Guiding Principles includes a category labeled “Responsive and Transparent.” Unfortunately, its failure in that category is leading to a growing sense of mistrust among s...
Southern California city council candidate charged with 4 felonies in public corruption investigation KTLA
Menifee City Council Candidate Charged With Election Fraud Patch
Former Menifee Planning Commissioner Randy Madrid has been charged with four felony counts following a public corruption investigation, it was announced today by the District Attorney’s Office.As first reported...
Jack Rendell said he is running for the Romoland School District Board to bring his business and real estate experience to the district while focusing on safety, communication and support for students and staff...
Romoland School District Trustee O’rell Colbert said he is seeking another term to continue building on the work the district has done over the past two years, particularly as the community continues to grow.A ...
Randy Madrid, a candidate for Menifee City Council in the District 4 race, has resigned his position as a Planning Commissioner.Madrid, who owns his own real estate development company, had served on the Planni...
Perris Union High School District Trustee Steve Campos said he is seeking a second term because there is still unfinished work he wants to see through.Campos, who works as a middle school physical education tea...
Menifee 24/7 will continue its series of interviews with local candidates for City Council and school board positions this weekend and next week.Tom Fuhrman, candidate for the District 2 City Council seat, will...
Election documents examined by Menifee 24/7 show that City Council candidate Randy Madrid included false residency information in a form he signed “under penalty of perjury.”Madrid, who has been a Planning Comm...
Kevin Johansen said he is running for the Perris Union High School District Board because he believes the district needs change, with a focus on rebuilding trust, increasing transparency and putting students at...
Randy Madrid (center) currently serves on the Menifee Planning Commission.Randy Madrid’s Menifee City Council candidacy is in question because of his residency status, Menifee 24/7 has learned. Emails obtained ...
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