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Prosecutors have subpoenaed records related to a $600,000 money transfer between dark money organizations tied to an ongoing Miami-Dade criminal case surrounding “ghost candidates” in the 2020 election, according to court records unveiled Friday.
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A top GOP consultant’s nonprofit paid at least $600,000 in September 2020 to a dark money group at the center of Florida’s “ghost” candidate scandal.
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Operatives working with Florida Power & Light sent the utility plan to discreetly recruit a primary challenger for one of the utility’s biggest foes.
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Republican Jason Brodeur says he didn’t know about his former employee’s alleged role in helping "ghost" candidate Jestine Iannotti.
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Hundreds of thousands of dollars a month moved through a dark-money nonprofit key to Florida’s “ghost” candidate scandal in the nine months before the 2020 elections, passing between operatives and entities involved in races across the state, according to newly released documents.