One Temecula Valley PAC (1TVPAC) has seen the final tallies and accepts the certification of the 2024 General Election, specifically the local elections in which our community has worked so hard on over the past two years. 

“In yet another example of the influence of partisan politics on the policy-making behavior of Komrosky and Gonzalez, the made-for-TV political rhetoric and the irresponsible, and inaccurate, statements made by the two trustees was nothing more than childish behavior,” the PAC said. “While they billed the event as a ‘press conference,’ and members of the press were in attendance, neither of the trustees took questions from the press at the event. “

1TVPAC calls upon the TVUSD Board of Trustees to move their next meeting, Tuesday, June 13, to a larger, less congested venue, and insist that Riverside County Sheriff’s prioritize the safety of Temecula Valley residents above all else.

TVUSD Trustee Danny Gonzalez wants to pay $15,000 to a legal document translator who admittedly has a political objective, so he can come to TVUSD and "teach" an unscientific, uneducated political opinion theory to teachers and staff within the school district.

Then, he wants to pay another estimated $15,000 for substitute teachers covering for teachers attending what are essentially political rallies — thus providing a substandard quality of learning to students.

This is beyond ludicrous and yet another expense that taxpayers will have to foot the bill for in order for these three newly-elected trustees to push their politically-based agenda into our schools and onto our teachers and children.

1TVPAC condemns any such action against McClay and questions the legitimacy of his reasoning for spending residents tax dollars on hiring a special counsel and is calling upon the residents of Temecula and all stakeholders within TVUSD to attend this Special Meeting and voice their opposition to moves that 1TVPAC believes will undoubtedly damage the stellar reputation of a high-achieving school district for many years to come.

What makes Alexander’s actions odd, once again, is that even if she had been successful in her request and if the Council voted to put it on the agenda, the earliest it could be on would be Nov. 15, a week after the election in which she wanted the City to pass a resolution in opposition to Proposition 1.

TEMECULA (October 10, 2022) — One Temecula Valley Political Action Committee (1TVPAC) last weekend released the first of its Voter Guides and endorsements of candidates, leading with the Temecula City Council and Temecula Valley Unified School District candidate choices.

Political Action Committee stands firmly in opposition to Temecula City Council Member’s resolution

“Once again, Jessica Alexander has put her personal beliefs and those of her pastor and the church she attends ahead of those of her constituents,” the committee said.