Government always ends up Blundering & it is the Simplest Actions that Exposes Them?
A simple intention to get 400 voter pamphlets to some Oregonians who did not get them in the mail turned into a journey back and forth between the Kenton United States Post Office and the Multnomah County Elections office meeting with Election administrators Tim Scott and Eric Sample , and Kenton Post Office manager, Anthony, each pointing to the other entity as to why voter pamphlets have not been delivered to all registered voters.
A former university Mailroom Supervisor who worked with the US Post Office previously and did the university’s bulk mailings solved the mystery of who was not telling the truth. It was, unfortunately, Multnomah County Elections (MCE). Kenton manager, Anthony, in describing the process of how they get bulk mailings to deliver is the truthful statement. Multnomah County or a university prepares the bulk mailing as depicted in the photo example above.
Post Office only gets what it gets from any vendor and MCE’s claim that if the Post Office “…runs out…” the Post Office just calls their main office and gets more is not true.
Bulk mailings have to be accounted for to comply with the Elections Bulk Mail Permit requirements and how much taxpayer money postage will be paid.
MCE stated private mail boxes don’t get voter pamphlets only “residences” do which is also not true. Mailing addresses are on voters’ registration cards for a reason…to send voters mail, voters pamphlets and their ballots.
If only “residential” Oregonians get it then all the people living in residences who got private mail boxes because of the tremendous criminal activity in Portland also along with the homeless then “Have a Right to Vote” but “Not a Right to Know” what candidates stand for to make their vote count.
With all the shenanigans that have gone on with the Portland media companies and newspapers, some Oregonians think it’s laughable that the Voter Pamphlet says “You have the right to Vote”, but the reality is voters don’t have the right to hear from all candidates…only the ones PDX media wants to either showcase or shadowban.
Voters can vote, but they are not allowed to even read the voters pamphlet the one place they can hear from the candidates themselves without having to be faced with PDX media spin and sometimes down right lies.
Multnomah County Elections stated they’d call the main US Post Office in Portland to get the answers to the questions Truth in the Pacific Northwest (TPNW) posed including the one as to where the homeless who have a right to vote can get a pamphlet.
That question was not addressed. Government agencies may ignore citizens, but they do not ignore each other especially when an election integrity issue with questions were put to them, when they have made that phone call to get a compelling and cogent question answered. Oregonians do not find that believable.
Oregonians
do not find that believable that the US Post Office has a data base of
registered voters kept separate from Multnomah County Elections’ data base? Not being able to answer the question regarding the homeless as well Oregonians find not believeable.
TPNW made a records request to find out how many registered voters were not sent a voter pamphlet.
Primary election day is May 17, 2022 it will behoove all voters, no matter what political party, or no party like the non-affiliated registered voter to have eyes peeled to this 2022 primary and general elections.
Oregonians have had it with both major parties and the 174 state government agencies who have wrecked lives in Oregon for the past two years.
Oregonians are tired of the games and manipulations, most especially angry are mothers, fathers, grandmothers and grandfathers who have witnessed children traumatized. When going to their public school boards parents and other citizens were treated with contempt as though the children in public school belong to the public school.
Now citizens wonder what kind of shenanigans will play out this election year. This is the first one and based on the public records TPNW receives back, voting citizens will find out how big the problem might be.
May 4, 2022
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