Nebraska Senate candidate restructures campaign after complaint over payments to family: report
Dan Osborn is restructuring his campaign after a watchdog group alleged that his campaign and affiliated PACs improperly paid relatives.
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Dan Osborn is restructuring his campaign after a watchdog group alleged that his campaign and affiliated PACs improperly paid relatives.
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A complaint filed by Americans for Public Trust alleges that Dan Osborn’s campaign and affiliated PACs improperly paid several relatives; Osborn says his wife’s work was legitimate and that payments met fair-market rates. Osborn and his wife reported that she would leave two consulting firms, divest her stake in one, and become a paid campaign operations manager.
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