Ted Cruz’s campaign is under fire for a mailer it sent out in Iowa that is designed to look like an official government document.
The mailers tell the recipients they have a “voting violation” for failing to caucus in previous elections, and grades them on an A to F basis. The paper has the words “official public record at the top,” and also includes actual names of the recipients neighbors.
The move was widely rebuked from all sides, Cruz’s campaign sent voting report letters to Iowa voters, informing voters that they were sent due to “low expected voter turnout in your area.” The letters were sent in envelopes with the words “VOTING VIOLATION” printed in red letters on the front.
Republican Secretary of State Paul Pate slammed the campaign, saying the mailer “misrepresents the role of my office, and worse, misrepresents Iowa election law.”
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