The state of California announced in August that it had awarded a $35 million contract to SKDKnickerbocker to produce materials to encourage voters to participate in the November election.

The firm will run California’s “Vote Safe California” campaign and will work to increase turnout.

The firm, SKDKnickerbocker, proudly says that it is “Team Biden” on its website. Its managing director Anita Dunn is a senior aide for Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s campaign.

In the firm’s proposal they singled out President Trump by name:

“Viral messaging is already circulating that ballots need to be returned far before Election Day because of issues in the U.S. Postal Service, and President Trump himself recently tweeted that the election should be delayed as vote-by-mail can’t be trusted (which was debunked by other users on the platform). Who knows what the next claim will be?” the proposal reads.

Three United States Representatives have sent a letter to Patricia Layfield, Inspector General of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission requesting an investigation into this “highly questionable” agreement.