Dems Accuse Darren Bailey of Violating Campaign Disclosure Law
Democrats say the apartment counts as an in-kind contribution worth more than $1,000 and should have been reported to election officials.
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Dems accuse Darren Bailey of violating campaign disclosure law
The Illinois Democratic Party filed a complaint alleging Darren Bailey violated campaign finance law by not disclosing a rent-free Chicago apartment donated by a doctor, used as his campaign base.
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* ICYMI: Illinois Democrats accuse Darren Bailey of failing to disclose who provides rent-free Chicago apartment. Tribune… Darren Bailey on the campaign trail has told downstate supporters that he and his wife have been staying in Chicago since the day after the March 17 primary thanks to “a doctor that’s been gracious enough to donate [...]
Illinois Democrats accuse Darren Bailey of failing to disclose who provides rent-free Chicago apartment
The Illinois Democratic Party has accused Darren Bailey, the Republican nominee for governor, of violating state campaign disclosure law by failing to publicly reveal who is providing him with a rent-free downtown Chicago apartment.
Illinois Gov. Candidate Darren Bailey Slammed After Democratic Party Accuses Him of Violating Campaign Finance Law: 'A Republican breaking the law? Must be a day that ends in Y’
Illinois residents criticize Darren Bailey after the Democratic Party accuses him of breaking the law during his campaign.
Illinois Democrats accuse Darren Bailey of failing to disclose who provides rent-free Chicago apartment | Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois Democrats accuse Darren Bailey of failing to disclose who provides rent-free Chicago apartmentThe Illinois Democratic Party has accused Darren Bailey, the Republican nominee for governor, of violating state campaign disclosure law by failing to publicly reveal who is providing him with a rent-free downtown Chicago apartment, where he has been staying since the spring. Source: Chicago Tribune
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