Candidate claims unfair treatment by Moses Lake

A city in Washington is interfering in a hotly contested congressional election by removing the signs of at least one candidate, while leaving opponents signs standing on the same public property.

Moses Lake appears to be targeting candidates who do not agree to sign a contract giving them permission to place signs on public property. The chief target of this seems to be Gavin Seim, a vocal liberty Republican from central Washington.

“It does not matter what party you run under. Our rights must be upheld,” says Seim, a candidate running under the banner of getting government legal and constitu...