FBI Investigates Alleged Illegal Donations to Susan Collins' Campaign
Recently unsealed documents show the FBI is looking into an illegal finance scheme that allegedly funneled money to Susan Collins' campaign.
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Recently unsealed documents show the FBI is looking into an illegal finance scheme that allegedly funneled money to Susan Collins' campaign.
Recently appointed Secretary of State Holli Sullivan announced Monday she is running next year for a full term as Indiana's chief elections officer. The former Republican state representative from Evansville became secretary of state March 16 after being selected by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb to complete the term of Secretary of State Connie Lawson, who decided to retire at age 71. Sullivan said she plans to focus her campaign on her "proven record of conservative leadership" and her commitment "to defend the integrity of Indiana's elections." "Indiana's elections are free, fair and secure,...
Print this article The Republican digital fundraising platform WinRed processed $124 million in donations to GOP candidates and committees in the first quarter, nearly equal what it generated during the same period last year as a presidential election approached. WinRed is fairly new. It launched during the 2020 election cycle to help Republicans compete with the Democrats, whose skyrocketing fundraising during former President Donald Trump’s tenure was bolstered significantly by ActBlue. The Democratic-aligned digital fundraising platform, more than a decade old, processed billions for l...
April 4, 2021 Donald Trump and his allies relied on misinformation to bolster support for the former US president ahead of the last election. His campaign, meanwhile, turned to deceptive design to bump up donations from unsuspecting Americans, the New York Times reports. Last September, the paper reveals, when the Trump campaign faced a cash shortage, it leaned on supporters to turn their one-time donations into monthly—and, eventually, weekly—contributions. The problem is the campaign’s website didn’t ask people to opt– in to this enhanced giving schedule, it asked them to opt-ou...
According to The New York Times report published on Saturday, Trump's supporters ended up making more donations than they intended as the campaign used pre-ticked boxes on fundraising emails, tricking them to make repeat donations while they intended to make just one-off payment.As p