In a Facebook post, Hadley wrote that the signs were "obviously intended to mislead voters into believing that I am supporting Trump." For months now, Muratsuchi's campaign has maintained the website hadleytrump.com, attempting to link the first-term Republican to Trump. Assemblyman David Hadley (R-Manhattan Beach) says the bright red signs reading "TRUMP HADLEY" started popping up in his coastal Los Angeles district over the weekend. "He says he's not voting for Trump, but all that means is he's being a political coward," Shimpock said. According to regulations posted on the Fair Political Practices Commission's website, disclaimers identifying who paid for billboards and other political campaign signs for candidates are not required, but are recommended.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 12, 2016 14:02 UTC