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By Beacon Journal staff report
POSTED: 12:00 p.m. EDT, Oct 27, 2008
A three person panel of the Ohio Elections Commission has found probable cause that campaign materials supporting a candidate for the Summit County Engineer's Office contained false statements.
A hearing before the entire commission is scheduled for Monday, Ohio Elections Commission Executive Director Phillip Richter said today.
The commission agreed with a complaint filed by Mike Sith, a county engineer's office employee, that Alan Brubaker — a Democrat running against County Engineer Greg Bachman — made false statements regarding hiring practices, primarily on a Web site.
A three person panel of the Ohio Elections Commission has found probable cause that campaign materials supporting a candidate for the Summit County Engineer's Office contained false statements.
A hearing before the entire commission is scheduled for Monday, Ohio Elections Commission Executive Director Phillip Richter said today.
The commission agreed with a complaint filed by Mike Sith, a county engineer's office employee, that Alan Brubaker — a Democrat running against County Engineer Greg Bachman — made false statements regarding hiring practices, primarily on a Web site.
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Posted 12:12 PM, 10/27/2008
Oh who cares. Brubaker is a bumbling idiot who is for hiring more people while the county is going to be doing massive employee reductions. Bachman is clearly the best choice.
