ANNAPOLIS, Md. —The Maryland Democratic Party is asking the state board of elections to investigate possible campaign finance violations by Gov. Larry Hogan. The Democrats say the Republican took donations from 100 benefactors that were over the legal limit.
The Democrats' executive director Ben Smith said Hogan's 2018 campaign raked in more than $200,000 in violation of the legal limit of $6,000 per donor.
The Washington Post reports Maryland Sen. Clarence Lam noticed the possible violations after Hogan vetoed a bill to strengthen transparency in the governor's appointments office.
Lam told the Democratic Party, which then found the other possible violations.
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Why not, he is a RINO after all
ReplyDeleteWELL WE WELL Time for a INVESTIGATION just like he did to Baltimore Mayor Pugh ?.
ReplyDeleteI agree are you listening I.G ?????
DeleteI hope the Democrat IG is paying Attention.
ReplyDeleteTime to open up a Investigation.
ReplyDeleteHogan the Democrat is just following the Democrat precedence. Why is anyone upset? If you investigate him then you have to investigate all Democrats.
ReplyDeleteTime for a FBI raid.
ReplyDeletef.b.i. is worthless, I would trust them to investigate smashed horse turd
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