The Trump campaign has made a formal complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) regarding a fundraising transfer from Joe Biden’s campaign to Kamala Harris’ campaign. The transfer in question amounts to $91 million and is being characterized by the Trump team as a “brazen money grab.”
According to the complaint lodged by the Trump campaign, the Biden campaign made an excessively large transfer of funds to the Harris campaign following the conclusion of the 2020 election cycle. The complaint alleges that this transfer was made in an attempt to bypass campaign finance laws and regulations.
The complaint from the Trump campaign claims that the size of the transfer is highly suspect and raises significant concerns about potential violations of campaign finance laws. The Trump campaign argues that such a large transfer of funds between campaigns could be an attempt to circumvent contribution limits and other regulations put in place to ensure fair and transparent elections.
The Trump campaign’s complaint with the FEC marks the latest effort by the former president and his team to challenge the results of the 2020 election. Throughout his term in office and in the months following his defeat to Joe Biden, Trump has repeatedly made claims of election fraud and irregularities, many of which have been debunked by courts and election officials.
The FEC will now have to review the complaint filed by the Trump campaign and determine whether there is any merit to the allegations made. The outcome of the FEC’s investigation could have significant implications for how campaign funds are transferred and allocated in future elections.
Source: foxnews.com
