Republican campaign committee reported over $16,000 stolen by unknown actor
The wireless technology and security firm is based in Texas, but it’s unclear where the fraud payment went. At the time, Martin had just begun his role as chairman. NOTUS reported on the scam only last month.Individual candidates have also been targeted by fraudsters this election cycle.
- ▪The wireless technology and security firm is based in Texas, but it’s unclear where the fraud payment went.
- ▪At the time, Martin had just begun his role as chairman.
- ▪NOTUS reported on the scam only last month.Individual candidates have also been targeted by fraudsters this election cycle.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee reported that more than $16,300 was stolen by an unknown actor, possibly from a foreign country.The reported fraud occurred July 7, when the NRCC tried to pay a bill from Ranger Wi-Fi Consulting, the campaign committee for House Republicans told the Federal Election Commission in an official form. The wireless technology and security firm is based in Texas, but it’s unclear where the fraud payment went. Recommended Stories Republican campaign committee reported over $16,000 stolen by unknown actor Third Dan Sullivan weighs in on unprecedented Alaska Senate race with endorsement DC IndyCar race should be annual event, Johnson says: ‘I’ll be pushing for that’ The NRCC said the theft was committed by a foreign-based actor, but it told NOTUS in…
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