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TPJ Complaint Leads to
$35,000 Fine for Ted Cruz
Following formal complaints from TPJ and the Campaign Legal Center the Federal Campaign Commission (FEC) fined the Cruz campaign $35,000 for failure to disclose over $1 million in loans from Citibank and Goldman Sachs during his 2012 senate campaign.
Read the story at the New York Times.
TPJ filed its complaint with the FEC in January 2016.
TPJ Complaint Targets Secret Cruz Loans
TPJ sent a formal complaint to the Federal Election Commission urging the agency to investigate Ted Cruz's failure to disclose bank loans that he used to help finance his 2012 Texas senate race.
Read the full TPJ press release.
Link to the TPJ complaint letter to the FEC.
Following formal complaints from TPJ and the Campaign Legal Center the Federal Campaign Commission (FEC) fined the Cruz campaign $35,000 for failure to disclose over $1 million in loans from Citibank and Goldman Sachs during his 2012 senate campaign.
