6th District: Five Congressional Campaigns Issue Joint Statement on Convention Transparency

In the 6th Congressional District, five candidates’ campaigns — Ben Cline, Chaz Haywood, Ed Justo, Kathryn Lewis, and Doug Wright — have issued a joint statement about the convention process….

The continued questions of transparency and fairness regarding the nomination process for the 6th Congressional District Republican Convention have caused the campaigns of Ben Cline, Chaz Haywood, Ed Justo, Kathryn Lewis, and Doug Wright to unify behind a plan which includes the election of an independent Temporary Chairman of the May 19th Convention in Harrisonburg, fair representation on convention committees, and traditional rules for the election of our nominee for Congress.

The five campaigns released a joint statement regarding their plan:

“Over the last five months, it has become clear that the Republican convention to select our nominee for the Sixth Congressional District must remain free of the perception of undue influence or any conflicts of interest.

“The integrity of our Republican Party and the success of our eventual nominee against the Democrats in November requires that the nominating process is above board in every respect and free from any hint of scandal or impropriety.

“We have concluded that the current plans put forth by Chairman Scott Sayre will not ensure a fair, orderly, and unbiased convention for the Sixth Congressional District.”

Concerns over fairness and transparency stem from several issues that have surfaced since current Sixth District GOP Chairman Scott Sayre oversaw a manipulation of the rules at the Sixth District meeting back on January 6th.

At that meeting, the Sixth District Republican Committee, at the behest of Vice-Chairman Matt Tederick, who serves as Political Director for Cynthia Dunbar—one of eight candidates running in this May’s convention—opted to nominate the party’s nominee by a plurality vote, in which a candidate could win the convention with less than 13% support.

The Republican Party’s State Central Committee voted last month to strip that language out of the call for the convention because the Sixth District Committee did not have the authority to bind convention delegates in such a manner.

Since then, it was revealed that one of the eight candidates, Cynthia Dunbar, was on the payroll of Chairman Scott Sayre’s company in the summer of 2017, a clear conflict of interest that necessitates a separate and fair convention plan.

The five campaigns that have signed on to this convention plan have pledged to support a fair rules package that nominates the congressional nominee by a majority, through a multi-ballot process.

Traditionally, this is how nominees for public office have been selected at conventions, and all five campaigns are committed to ensuring that the eventual nominee emerges from the convention on May 19th and heads into the general election contest with the support of a majority of convention delegates and a united Republican Party behind them.

More on the 6th District from Bearing Drift….

Records Show House Candidate Cynthia Dunbar on Payroll of Party Chairman’s Company
Financial Ties With Dunbar Prompt Call for Chairman Sayre’s Resignation
Cynthia Dunbar Paid Friends & Endorsers Nearly Half of District GOP Budget
Brown Calls Sayre Ineffective, Using Stall Tactics; Again Calls for His Resignation
GOP Official Alleges Dunbar Campaign Violated Party Rules
6th District Plurality Vote Tossed by SCC … Will Be Voted on at Convention
Nominating Process Excludes Too Many Voters
6th District Congressional Candidates Outraged at Lack of Transparency
Storrs: Response to Letter From 6th District Committee Members
Brown: Questions Continue in 6th District as Delegate Lists Withheld from Candidates
Ben Cline Calls Out the ‘Rigging of the 6th District Convention’
Lynchburg GOP Chair Protests 6th District Republican Committee Vote
Virginia 6th District Congressional Candidate Confirms She’s in Alabama Helping Roy Moore
6th District Chairman’s Race Offers Fresh Face
6th District Chooses Convention to Nominate Congressional Candidate
Chaz Haywood Officially in Race for 6th Congressional District Seat
Sixth District GOP Forum Grades: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

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