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Artiles worked with GOP firm Data Targeting on Senate races The firm agreed to pay Artiles, a former legislator, $90,000 to work on “state legislative campaign assignments.”     Frank Artiles leaves the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami, Florida, on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Published 5 hours ago Long before Frank Artiles, a Miami legislator turned lobbyist, became the focus of a public corruption investigation, he got a call from one of Florida’s most influential Republican consultants on a Monday afternoon in May 2020. The conversation lasted five minu...

Orlando Sentinel July 27, 2021 - 3:14pm Former lawmaker Frank Artiles was paid $15,000 a month by Data Targeting, a top GOP consulting firm, to work on South Florida Senate races. Chatterbox Orlando Sentinel

Orlando Sentinel July 27, 2021 - 3:14pm Former lawmaker Frank Artiles was paid $15,000 a month by Data Targeting, a top GOP consulting firm, to work on South Florida Senate races.

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Nonprofits that helped fund the campaigns of local Republican candidates in recent elections violated federal tax laws by failing to disclose their substantial political contributions, a complaint filed by a Washington, D.C., watchdog group says. But the head of the nonprofits that provided political contributions to Republican political races — such as the reelection of state Sen. Keith Perry in 2018 — begs to differ. William “Stafford” Jones said the allegations brought forth by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics amounts to a “political hit job.” In a Feb. 17 press releas...