Treasurer Laura Montoya violated Campaign Reporting Act
The treasurer reported the $10,000 straw donor contribution came from a political committee, when it really came from a property developer.
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The treasurer reported the $10,000 straw donor contribution came from a political committee, when it really came from a property developer.
Laura Montoya was found to have violated campaign reporting laws by accepting $10,000 in "straw donor" campaign money.
When former Sandoval County treasurer Laura Montoya ran for state treasurer last year, she told the Journal Editorial Board in an endorsement interview, “I don’t owe anyone (anything).” You get
SUN reporter Kevin Deutsch broke a startling news story this week. The State Treasurer, Laura Montoya, may not—may not—be great at handling money.
The State Ethics Commission's general counsel found probable cause supporting allegations New Mexico State Treasurer Laura Montoya failed to properly report $10,000 in campaign contributions, and falsely reported the money