This week, I reported that anti-monorail Jan Drago opponent Casey Corr accepted more than $2,300 from monorail supporters, including Seattle Monorail Project spokeswoman Natasha Jones, back when he was a pro-monorail candidate running against Richard Conlin.

On Wednesday, Jones called to say she had asked Corr to give her money back, which campaign reports indicate he did earlier this month. “As soon as he switched [races], I called him and said I want my money back,” Jones said. “He said he’d had to change his stance” on the monorail. “I told him I had to change my stance” on him.