Haveman Signs Don’t Appear To Look Similar Despite Previous Claims
Earlier this year, State Rep. Joe Haveman’s wife Kim took to
Facebook claiming that Geoff Haveman, a candidate to replace her husband in the
State House, was misrepresenting the Haveman name in his quest to win the Republican primary in
August. Haveman represents the 90th District.
She said his colors were "exactly" the same as her husbands and told people not to be fooled by Geoff Haveman's "name or colors."
WZZM ran a story about the controversy, which one can view
here.
In a picture obtained by West Michigan Politics, the two
signs don’t seem to look similar at all.
Judge for yourself below.
Joe Haveman did not respond to our request for a comment.
The lengths Republirats will go to to defend their power....
ReplyDelete168.944 False designation of incumbency; misdemeanor. Sec. 944.
Any person who advertises or uses in any campaign material, including radio, television, newspapers, circulars, cards, or stationery, the words incumbent, re-elect, re-election, or otherwise indicates, represents, or gives the impression that a candidate for public office is the incumbent, when in fact the candidate is not the incumbent, is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as provided in section 934.