Former Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown, the Democratic nominee in Maryland's 4th Congressional District, declined to say Friday whether he met a key deadline this month to pay back $120,000 on a loan his campaign took out weeks before he lost the 2014 election for governor.
Brown lost to Republican businessman Larry Hogan, defaulted on the loan and agreed to restructure the debt. The $120,000 due on June 1 was the largest installment the campaign owed the Laborers Political League Education Fund under that new payment plan.
Brown borrowed $500,000 for the gubernatorial campaign. Separately, he loaned his congressional campaign $400,000 in personal funds in March.
The debt should be easier to pay now that Brown has won the nomination in the Prince George's County-based 4th District, which reliably elects Democrats in the general election.
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4 comments:
Let PG County have him.....forever.
glad he got stomped. Pay Up!
If he isn't confirming, he probably hasn't paid in full. Funny how his Dem cohorts aren't giving him a hand.
it's the Democrat way!
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