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Mark Meadows Accused Of Blowing Campaign Cash On Clubs, Cupcakes And Trump Hotel

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said Trump's chief of staff likely violated campaign finance rules by using the money on personal expenses.
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Katharine McPhee Is Pregnant, Expecting First Child With David Foster

The singer, 36, and legendary music producer, 70, tied the knot last year.
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FEC Commissioner Has News For Trump: We Do Not 'Get Rid Of' Ballots

The president suggested he would not transfer power peacefully unless mail-in votes are removed from the process.
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FEC Commissioner Warns There's A 'Substantial Chance' Winner Isn't Called On Election Night

Extra care will need to be taken amid the added challenge of COVID-19 to "ensure that everyone's vote counts," said Ellen Weintraub.
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Trump's Mar-a-Lago Hoovered Up $400,000 In Campaign Funds In Just 2 Days, Records Reveal

"Bingo, donors' money becomes Trump's private money," said Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold.
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Coloradans Are Getting Mysterious Texts Bashing Democratic Senate Candidate John Hickenlooper

Colorado has very strict disclosure laws around political text messaging campaigns.
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Biden Campaign Returns Louis C.K.’s Donation

Biden’s campaign seems to be distancing the presumptive Democratic nominee from the disgraced comedian.
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How Bloomberg Can Help Biden Now

Weakened campaign finance laws mean that the former candidate has few limits on how he can help his erstwhile opponent.
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Henry Cuellar Is First Democrat Backed By Koch Super PAC

Cuellar is facing a tough primary campaign from progressive immigration lawyer Jessica Cisneros.
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Pete Buttigieg Adviser's Tweet Sure Looks Like A Coordinating Message To Outside Groups

As the Democratic presidential primaries begin, it's a reminder that campaign finance rules can be very murky.
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