Congressional candidate ‘delinquent’ on taxes in another state
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Congressional candidate ‘delinquent’ on taxes in another state
Former Illinois businessman Paul Bondar, who is running to unseat incumbent Rep. Tom Cole in the Republican primary for Oklahoma’s 4th Congressional District, was delinquent in paying nearly $15,000 in Cook County property tax on a home he owns in southwest suburban Lemont. Bondar claimed to have paid all his taxes and denied the existence of the balance, but records show a payment was made following his conversation with WGN.
Former President Donald Trump supported John Lee ahead of the June 11 primaries.
Candidate conflict unfolds at Congressional District 5 debate hosted by The Gazette, KOAA
Debate rules momentarily broke down at a Congressional District 5 debate Monday evening hosted by The Gazette, KOAA and the El Pomar Foundation, as the intraparty conflict between Republicans Jeff
Fifth Congressional District candidates to take to debate stage Tuesday
The most prominent candidates hoping to represent Eastern Washington in Congress will meet on the debate stage Tuesday evening at the North Central High School central theater, fielding questions mostly generated by high school students in a format moderated by The Spokesman-Review and the Inlander.
NM congressional leaders, candidates respond to Trump verdict
ROSWELL — The responses of New Mexico elected officials and congressional candidates to a jury’s conviction of former U.S. President Donald Trump on May 30 differed based on party affiliation, with Democrats calling it a victory for the rule of law and Republicans decrying it as a criminal prosecution motivated by politics. Following a six-week trial in Manhattan, a jury returned with a verdict of...
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