Rep. Santos' campaign changes source of $500,000 loan in amended campaign finance filings
The new filings do not say where the money came from.
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Jan 25, 2023, 3:24 AM
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1h agoRep. George Santos' campaign filed newly amended campaign finance reports late Tuesday.
The filings now say a $500,000 loan that was given to Santos' campaign did not come from the congressman himself as previously claimed.
The new filings do not say where the money came from.
Stay with News 12 for further developments on this story.
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