Fact Driven Reporting about the TRUTH that Steven Sainz has not represented us as State Representative.
FACT: Steven Sainz used Camden Connection funds to pay for work on his personal residence in Woodbine in 2017.
Document which shows that Camden Connection used space from Camden County PSA. The letter states that Camden Connections will use space in a PSA building.
A work order for work performed on 203 E. 5th in Woodbine datd August 17, 2017. The document also states the work is for "Steven" at a charge of $266 - $196 for a replacement motor and $70 for labor. The work was performed by Camden Service Center, Inc.
An invoice to the Camden Family Connection for a blow motor replacement issue and labor dated August 25, 2017. The total of the invoice is $296 for parts and labor.
A payment record showing a payment for Invoice #34086 of $296 for a line item of blow motor rep. issue labor. The check is issued by the Camden Family Connection to Camden Service Center.
FACT: Steven Sainz used Camden Connection funds to pay for late night uber trips to the private residence of a Hillary Clinton donor.
Steven Sainz was in Washington D.C. for Camden Connection in February 2018. This dated Facebook post places him at the United States Capitol on February 7, 2018.
Expense documentation indicates that Sainz stayed at a Hampton Inn in Maryland and took numerous trips to Alexandria, Virginia using Uber rides.
Of multiple Uber rides to private residences, one was an uber ride taken to 207 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA at 12:19am on February 5, 2018. The ride lasted approximately 9:19.
The return ride indicates he was picked up at the corner of Duke Street and Fairfax Street in Alexandria, VA at 3:10am. He returned to the Hampton Inn in Oxon Hill, MD. The return trip lasted approximately 14:06.
Online public records indicate the owner of the home at 207 Duke Street is Robert Dalessandro, a military historian and member of various boards and authorities regarding military history.
Online public FEC donor data indicates the property owner donated $20,000 to support the election of Hillary Clinton in 2016.
FACT: Steven Sainz called a hotel room owned by a member of the Spaceport Authority home...and then voted from that hotel.
Steven Sainz wrote and introduced HB682 on March 25, 2019 during his first session in office. HB682 was signed into law on May 6, 2019 and created the Camden County Spaceport Authority.
A public voter registration record check from February 28, 2024 showed that Steven Sainz was registered to vote at 1375 Hospitality Avenue, Unit B, Kingsland, GA 31548.
Google Maps streetview shows the address of 1375 Hospitality Avenue, Kingsland, Georgia 31548 is a commercial, non-residential hotel branded as a Best Western.
A business search via the Secretary of State's Website shows that Cumberland Hospitality, Inc. is headquartered at the same address and the CEO and registered agent is Spaceport Authority member Chandra B. Yadav.
On March 14, 2024, Steven Sainz was the only Republican member that missed voting for conservative school choice legislation that passed with zero votes to spare.
Public voting records for Steven Sainz verifies that he cast his ballot in person on March 12, 2024, meaning he cast his ballot at his local polling location and not an early voting location.
FACT: Steven Sainz was the only Republican member that purposefully missed the vote for conservative school choice reforms.
On March 14, 2024, Steven Sainz was the only Republican member that missed voting for conservative school choice legislation that passed with zero votes to spare.
FACT: Steven Sainz raised over $100,000 from Atlanta insiders, including thousands from those lobbying to legalize slot machines in Georgia.
Sainz reported max contributions from companies that operate "coin operated amusement machines." These are the slot machines you see around gas stations in Georgia and that billion dollar Las Vegas corporations have been lobbying to legalize in Georgia.
