Patty Lovaas

Judge allows mill levy ballot review.

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After today's announcement by the Missoula County Attorney's Office that no wrongdoing was found in the recent Missoula County Mill Levy Election, I spoke with MCSP Superintendent Dr. Alex Apostle. That brief interview is attached.

Earlier today, Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg revealed the results of his examination of evidence provided by local CPA Patty Lovaas regarding potential fraud in the recent mill levy election. Van Valkenburg says he found no evidence of deliberate wrongdoing after receiving the results of the Missoula County Sheriff's Department investigation. I spoke with Ms Lovaas Tuesday morning a

Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg told me moments ago that his office has found no evidence of fraud regarding the results of the County School Mill Levy Election in May. My full interview with Mr. Van Valkenburg is attached.

Local CPA Patty Lovaas appeared on Talkback several weeks ago to talk about research she had done that indicated possible foul play involved with the recent High School mill levy election. I spoke with Missoula County Clerk and Recorder Vicki Zeier on Monday afternoon about the progress of her investigation into Lovaas' allegations. That interview is attached.