Ron Johnson campaign hires Donald Trump 2020 election attorney Troupis
The Johnson campaign made about $20,000 in payments to the law firm headed by James Troupis, who sought to throw out absentee ballots in 2020.
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The Johnson campaign made about $20,000 in payments to the law firm headed by James Troupis, who sought to throw out absentee ballots in 2020.
GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson is already gearing up for a recount in his reelection bid, including a payment to the firm of a Wisconsin attorney who led Donald Trump's unsuccessful effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
The Johnson campaign made about $20,000 in payments to the law firm headed by James Troupis, who sought to throw out absentee ballots in 2020.
The Johnson campaign made about $20,000 in payments to the law firm headed by James Troupis, who sought to throw out absentee ballots in 2020.
The Johnson campaign made about $20,000 in payments to the law firm headed by James Troupis, who sought to throw out absentee ballots in 2020.