This week I resigned as the treasurer for Justin Jones for House District 52. Since he was reinstated to his position I have felt left out. During the reelection process he rarely contacted me regarding financial decisions. I found out he was having regular meetings with the organization in charge of his fundraising events.
Once he hired a Chief of Staff it seemed all communication ceased between the two of us. He failed to respond to emails and/or text messages. If I needed an immediate response I would have to go through the organization in charge of his fundraising events. I was always the last one to know.
There were times I would see an expenditure on the bank statement and have to send numerous emails to his Chief of Staff to obtain documentation for that specific expenditure. Communication was nonexistent between the two of us. The miscommunications that I would receive from his Chief of Staff was very stressful, and at times just pissed me off.
Prior to my resigning I received an email and a text message from him, which I found to be very concerning. If he was not happy with my work as a treasurer he should have contacted me, not wait until he felt the need to semi-threaten me with my position. It really pissed me off.
Once I emailed my letter of resignation, I felt a sense of relief. With so much going on, getting that item off my plate (so to speak) was a relief. There are times when I have to go with my feelings, and this was one of those times. Being his treasurer was no longer fun and it was time for a Change.