FEC seeks information on McMahon

By ConnPolitics.tv Staff on Jan 5, 2010 | In News, Vote 2010 | 1 feedback »

Hartford (AP) – The Federal Election Commission wants more detail about how Linda McMahon, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, spent more than $567,000 during the startup of her campaign.

The Day of New London reported Tuesday that lawyers for the FEC sent a letter to McMahon’s campaign on Christmas Eve, seeking the names of those who received payments for services ranging from political consulting to computer help.

In a campaign finance report filed with the FEC last year, those payments were listed as “in-kind contributions” from the wealthy candidate.

A spokesman tells The Associated Press that McMahon’s campaign is reviewing “routine correspondence” from the FEC and will respond appropriately before the Jan. 28 due date.

Comment from: Dr.Feelgood [Visitor] Email
What did Bloomberg spend, and did the FEC demand an accounting of his expenditures? Something aint' right here.
01/06/10 @ 09:15

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