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YES, you may use your official state letterhead with the state seal on it to endorse your friend for the office of Sheriff, so long as you include a statement in the letter that the endorsement represents your individual opinion and does not represent the opinion of the General Assembly or any other member of the General Assembly is INCORRECT.
YES, you may use your official state letterhead with the state seal on it to endorse your friend for the office of Sheriff, so long as you include a statement in the letter that the endorsement represents your individual opinion and does not represent the opinion of the General Assembly or any other member of the General Assembly is INCORRECT.
While you may send a letter on your official letterhead with the state seal on it if the contents of the letter are in connection with a legislative or state function, it is not appropriate to use state resources such as your official legislative letterhead to endorse a candidate for office.
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