Campaign Finance Violations
Four top Republican House leaders, including Speaker Sherman Packard of Londonderry, a GOP PAC, and a Democratic Executive Councilor were named in cease and desist letters for violating campaign finance laws.
The election law unit of the state Attorney General's Office conducted investigations, resulting in four separate cease and desist letters.
Investigations by the election law unit of the state Attorney General's Office
Author's summary: GOP leaders face campaign finance violations.
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