Well, we finally know how much the Minnesota Jobs Coalition spent on the 2018 election
In the weeks leading up to the November election, millions of dollars poured into mailers and ads in the many competitive political races across Minnesota.
With the races decided on election night, the spending stopped, and groups that funneled money in had nearly three months to tally up their spending for the whole year and report it to the state — a requirement that helps Minnesota’s citizens know who’s spending money to influence the state’s elections.
Most groups followed the rules, filing with the Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board (CFB) before the deadline on Jan. 31.
But when the news stories came out in early February counting up what should have been a complete picture of the money spent trying to influence the election, there was a notable omission: the report from the Minnesota Jobs Coalition, a pro-business committee that tends to spend big in favor of Republican candidates.
Read more: https://www.minnpost.com/state-government/2019/03/well-we-finally-know-how-much-the-minnesota-jobs-coalition-spent-on-the-2018-election/
