Liberal billionaire George Soros is in trouble after a complaint
filed with an Arizona county claims that the financier and fundraiser
committed campaign finance violations during this election cycle.
According to The Associated Press (via WWET-TV), a campaigner for Maricopa County Attorney filed a complaint with the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office last week, alleging that Soros’ political committee, Arizona Safety & Justice, has violated campaign finance law.
An attorney for Bill Montgomery, the incumbent, filed the motion on Friday after he said that “the law requires political committees making independent expenditures to a candidate or office within 60 days of an election to provide 24 hours’ notice to opponents about submitted print or television ads.”
Montgomery has claimed that his campaign was not notified of his opponents’ ads.
The charges were the latest against Soros, often seen by conservatives as the bogeyman during this campaign cycle.
For instance, Soros’ involvement with a maker of electronic voting machines has many Republicans calling foul or asking for a paper ballot.
Sixteen states — including the swing stats of Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Virginia — use voting machines provided by Soros-connected company Smartmatic.
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According to The Associated Press (via WWET-TV), a campaigner for Maricopa County Attorney filed a complaint with the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office last week, alleging that Soros’ political committee, Arizona Safety & Justice, has violated campaign finance law.
An attorney for Bill Montgomery, the incumbent, filed the motion on Friday after he said that “the law requires political committees making independent expenditures to a candidate or office within 60 days of an election to provide 24 hours’ notice to opponents about submitted print or television ads.”
Montgomery has claimed that his campaign was not notified of his opponents’ ads.
The charges were the latest against Soros, often seen by conservatives as the bogeyman during this campaign cycle.
For instance, Soros’ involvement with a maker of electronic voting machines has many Republicans calling foul or asking for a paper ballot.
Sixteen states — including the swing stats of Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Virginia — use voting machines provided by Soros-connected company Smartmatic.
http://conservativetribune.com/soros-election-tampering-az/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=PostSideSharingButtons&utm_content=2016-10-30&utm_campaign=websitesharingbuttons
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