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Elections · From the wire

Three candidates now face a criminal probe over public campaign funding fraud allegations

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office is investigating three fringe candidates for statewide office facing allegations that they falsely used voters’ information alongside fraudulent $5 donations to qualify for millions of dollars in public campaign funds. Richie Taylor, spokesman for Attorney General Kris Mayes,...

Published by Arizona Mirror

September 1, 2026 at 4:08 PM MST

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