VOTE ‘NO’ to Pay To Play, Conflict of Interest on Our School Boards

Just follow the money.

If you keep your eyes open, it is easy to spot which candidates are cogs in the pay-to-play machine that is our current Gloucester Township government. It is easy to figure out which of this election’s school board candidates are funded by Mayor Mayer, funded by pay-to-play government contractors; and therefore, beholden to them.

Please read the fine print on the bottom of the campaign materials from candidates Gilch Hill Reese (see photo). It says that their signs and their glossy flyers are paid for by one of Mayer’s PACs – ‘GT Parents for Education Excellence’. Despite the worthwhile-sounding name, this is a partisan PAC that is totally funded by donations from GT government pay-to-play contractors, and is controlled by the Mayer political regime.

By accepting this partisan funding, Gilch Hill Reese are violating the school board code of ethics, and have a conflict of interest that should disqualify them from serving on the Gloucester Township Board of Education.

Their actions should absolutely disqualify them from earning your vote on November 8.

Fortunately for Gloucester Township voters, there are candidates on the board of education ballots who are informed, competent, and completely independent of conflicting interests.

For the good of our schools, and for the good of taxpaying Gloucester Township residents, please cast these votes on November 8

Charles W. PILDIS II (ballot position #2) for the Black Horse Pike Regional Board of Education

Terri FRETZ (ballot position #5) for the Gloucester Township Local Board of Education

Jennifer O’DONNELL (ballot position #9) for the Gloucester Township Local Board of Education