Quincy Mayor Under Fire for Alleged Illegal Campaign Contributions - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Quincy mayor took thousands of dollars in illegal campaign donations, state regulators say

Thomas Koch's campaign paid $55,000 to settle the allegations, according to the state's Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

Quincy mayor under fire for alleged illegal campaign contributions - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is under fire for alleged illegal campaign contributions. State regulators said between 2022 and 2023 Koch took donations from businesses barred from giving directly to candidates. The Koch campaign has settled the allegations, paying $55,000, with $15,000 going directly to the state.

Quincy Mayor Koch hit with campaign finance violation amid pay raise scrutiny

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch, who is pushing for a hefty raise, was slapped with multiple state campaign finance violations and ordered to pay $55,000 to settle the matter.

Quincy mayor's campaign pays $55K to resolve campaign finance violations

State campaign finance regulators found that in 2022 to 2023, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch's campaign received thousands of dollars in illegal corporate contributions, anonymous donations, prohibited checks and donations where the true source of the money was not clear.

Quincy mayor, already facing controversy, took thousands of dollars in illegal campaign donations, state says - The Boston Globe

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch paid $55,000 under a resolution released Wednesday by the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

State fines Quincy Mayor Tom Koch's election committee. How much and why

The state says Quincy Mayor Tom Koch's election committee violated the state law in three ways and issued a monetary penalty.