Republican Michael Bluemling to run against Emily Slosberg

UPDATE: May 14, 2019--Michael Bluemling is now running against Lois Frankel for Congress.

Michael Bluemling, Jr.

Michael spoke at the Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County last night. He is a candidate for FL House District 91 against Emily Slosberg who is facing an investigation involving allegations of trespassing and misdemeanor theft.

Michael holds a bachelor of science degree in business administration from ECPI University, a master of professional studies in human resources and employment relations from Pennsylvania State University, and a graduate certificate from UMass Dartmouth in Organizational Leadership. In addition, he graduated from the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans (EBV) program through Florida State University.

Rep. Emily Slosberg and HB 7021

Rep. Emily Slosberg’s proposed vote-by-mail reform amendment:
“Any candidate, person acting on behalf of a candidate, or member of a political committee, group, or organization who is present in the residence of an elector while he or she marks or designates a choice on the ballot for the purpose of intimidating the elector or soliciting the elector’s vote is guilty of a felony of the third degree.”

What The Palm Beach Post reported:
Two Democrats, Mack Bernard and Al Jacquet, took advantage of gaping holes in Florida’s vote-by-mail laws to pressure and cajole voters in their living rooms. In one case, a blind voter said Bernard filled out and signed his ballot. High numbers of absentee votes propelled both candidates to victory.

What Rep Slosberg told me:
From: Slosberg, Emily [mailto:Emily.Slosberg@myfloridahouse.gov] Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2017 9:39 AM To: lynn113@comcast.net Subject: Re: HB 7021
Hi Lynn, Thanks. I filed it in a quick response to the Palm Beach Post. I want to work on the language a little more and make sure it is right.

What's the next step?
To refine her amendment--try to close the loopholes and stop any tampering.

Read the Post article...