by Williamson Strong | Apr 13, 2017 | Registry of Election Finance |
Today the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance voted unanimously not to appeal Judge Michael Begley’s ruling that Williamson Strong did not act as a PAC in 2014. This makes the Judge’s 3/28 ruling final. “Five proactive parents courageously stood up to the...
by Williamson Strong | Nov 1, 2016 | Registry of Election Finance |
“We believe Williamson County Schools are an extremely strong asset in this community. We think our schools are on the right path, and we want to support and strengthen public education in our county. Not surprisingly, we want to make sure that the priorities of...
by Williamson Strong | Oct 4, 2016 | Registry of Election Finance |
State Reps. Glen Casada and Jeremy Durham backed former Williamson County School Board member Susan Curlee and the rest of the Tea Party board members elected in 2014. Casada leads the House Republican Caucus, which (among other things) makes appointments to the...
by Williamson Strong | Sep 10, 2016 | Free Speech, Registry of Election Finance |
Our appeal hearing with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance is set for November 3-4. As you know, Susan Curlee and subsequently the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance (TREF) have been prosecuting a case against the five of us since late 2014. It has been an...
by Williamson Strong | Jun 13, 2016 | Candidates, Registry of Election Finance, Williamson County Schools |
The Williamson Business PAC has announced its endorsements for the 2016 Williamson County School Board elections. “Quality public education is key to our community’s overall success, including continued economic development and students that are benefiting...
by Williamson Strong | Jun 5, 2016 | Candidates, Registry of Election Finance, Williamson County Schools |
The WillCo Rising PAC has published its endorsements for the 2016 Williamson County School Board elections. PAC president Roger Abramson posted his write-up today. Abramson is a local attorney and a WCS parent who started the PAC last summer. He describes himself as a...
