Vandalized Election Signs in Port Hope, Cobourg and Brighton

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During the past three days, dozens of Liberal signs displayed in the private yards of the residents of Port Hope, Cobourg and Brighton have been systematically vandalized.

Each act of vandalism takes away from people who donated their hard-earned money and from volunteers who have spent their personal time helping put those signs up.

It is not lost on us that these acts are targeting Liberal signs.

It is not lost on us that these acts of vandalism use a knife and are done in a consistent manner. General vandalism is not so coordinated.

While the other campaigns likely have vandals damaging their signs, the attacks on our signs appear coordinated.

We are not suggesting in any manner that other political organizations are responsible.

What is clear is that the people organizing these acts would like to remove Liberal voices, not just with the signs but with the knowledge that every dollar and every moment we spend replacing their deeds, is money and time that could go to other campaign activities designed to get our messages out.

We have received a lot of calls and emails of outrage and support. People have stopped Jeff personally to express their displeasure. Thank you to everyone for your ongoing support.

Jeff entered this election to bring a Progressive Voice to Northumberland-Peterborough South.

This makes us want to fight even harder.

Jeff Kawzenuk Campaign

Pete Fisher
Author: Pete Fisher

Has been a photojournalist for over 30-years and have been honoured to win numerous awards for photography and writing over the years. Best selling author for the book Highway of Heroes - True Patriot Love

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