Ariz. Group Accused of 'Laundering' Contribution to Calif. Campaign

November 5, 2012, 10:55 am • Posted by Laird Harrison
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An Arizona group lost its fight to conceal the identity of donors contributing $11 million against a California tax initiative, Proposition 30.

State Watchdog Agency Accuses Arizona Group of 'Money Laundering' The California Fair Political Practices Commission released a statement Monday morning saying the Arizona-based Americans for Responsible Leadership violated California law by engaging in "campaign money laundering."

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