I have been a Bellevue resident since 1984, when my parents moved here from California when I was two years old. My brother was born in our house in Lake Hills before my parents went to the hospital! We still live here. We have seen the City grow.
When I see an elected public official that:
- Supports a bad police chief (https://FireMylett.blogspot.com)
- Talks with FOX news guest and local loudmouth Jason Rantz (https://mynorthwest.com/2132594/rantz-bellevue-police-chief-steve-mylettmay-leave-post-for-colorado/ )
- Gets massive campaign support from Real Estate industry
- Talks about Amazon more than Black Lives Matter
- Complains about not being able to ski during a pandemic
- Wants to open schools before the vaccine is ready
- Abuses their office to do personal business dealings
- Skips Council meetings
- Does NOT condemn Trump's actions
- Posts Pro-Police "Blue Line Flag" artwork
- Lives in richer areas of town with majority white populations
... I just don't get the feeling that they care at ALL about our City and the great citizens here, or our world.
SEE MORE:
Public Disclosure reports: https://www.pdc.wa.gov/browse/campaign-explorer/candidate?filer_id=ROBEJ%20%20004&election_year=2019
Robertson, Jennifer:
Alleged violations of RCW 42.17A.240
and WAC 390-16-205 for
failure to accurately report expenditures
(EY 15; Mar 19)
Respondent name: Jennifer Robertson
Complainant name: Edward Horejs III
The Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) has completed its review of the complaint filed by Edward Horejs on March 5, 2019. The complaint alleged that Jennifer Robertson, a 2015 candidate for Bellevue City Council may have violated RCW 42.17A.240 for failure to accurately and completely disclose in-kind contributions and debts on Summary Full Campaign Contribution and Expenditure reports (C-4 reports), and WAC 390-16-037 and WAC 390-16-205 for failure to accurately disclose sub-vendor breakdowns for expenditures undertaken by the campaign.
PDC staff reviewed the allegations; the applicable statutes, rules, and reporting requirements; the response provided by Jennifer Robertson; the applicable PDC reports filed by Respondent; and queried the Respondent’s data in the PDC contribution and expenditure database, to determine whether the record supports a finding of one or more violations.
Based on our findings staff has determined that, in this instance, failure to accurately and completely break down expenditure details does not amount to a violation warranting further investigation.
Pursuant to WAC 390-37-060(1)(d), Jennifer Robertson will receive a formal written warning concerning failure to accurately and completely disclose expenditure details, including the number of items and sub-vendors actually providing the goods and services for the campaign. The formal written warning will include staff’s expectation that Jennifer Robertson provides detailed descriptions of expenditure details on all future required reports. The Commission will consider the formal written warning in deciding on further Commission action if there are future violations of PDC laws or rules.
Based on this information, the PDC finds that no further action is warranted and has dismissed this matter in accordance with RCW 42.17A.755(1).
Disposition: Case Closed with Written Warning (Resolved 05/21/2019)Date opened: 03/11/2019
Area of Law: RCW 42.17A.240, wac 390-16-205, WAC 390-16-207
Contributors to 2019 Robertson campaign:
I want more good people like Councilperson Barksdale.
https://bellevuewa.gov/city-government/city-council/councilmembers/jeremy-barksdale
Jeremy Barksdale
Councilmember 1/1/20-12/31/23
Councilmember Jeremy Barksdale was elected to the City Council in November 2019 after serving on and chairing Bellevue's Planning Commission. He supports the city's continued efforts to be inclusive, with a particular interest in affordable housing and transportation options for all. Jeremy also wants to ensure small businesses can launch in Bellevue.
He represents Bellevue on the King County Flood Control District Advisory Committee and King County Safe Energy Leadership Alliance. He is council liaison to the Fire Pension Board, Planning Commission, Probation Advisory Board and Special Events Committee.
A user-experience researcher for Unity, a company in downtown Bellevue that develops a platform for building games and extended reality environments, Jeremy has worked in the tech industry for much of his career. He uses his skills to promote community engagement and improvements in the city's services.
Jeremy was appointed to the Planning Commission in 2015. He also co-chaired the Wilburton Commercial Area Citizen Advisory Committee for the Grand Connection visioning process. He graduated from Leadership Eastside’s leadership enrichment program in 2019.
He earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science and a master’s in Public Administration from Virginia Tech. Jeremy earned a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Production with a minor in Business Administration, and a master of science degree in Computer Science with a concentration in software engineering from North Carolina A&T State University.
Jeremy’s personal interests include volunteering in the community, playing musical instruments, singing, reading, hiking and biking. He lives in south Bellevue.
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