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Election complaints allege donors to Bextel, Bien and Degenfelder exceeded campaign finance limits

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by Maggie Mullen, WyoFile, and Jasmine Hall, Jackson Hole News&Guide The Wyoming Secretary of State’s office is reviewing multiple complaints filed by a Teton County lawmaker Wednesday regarding contributions to several gubernatorial campaigns allegedly exceeding the legal limit an individual can gi…

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  1. Oil City News

    Election complaints allege donors to Bextel, Bien and Degenfelder exceeded campaign finance limits (opens Oil City News)

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    by Maggie Mullen, WyoFile, and Jasmine Hall, Jackson Hole News&Guide The Wyoming Secretary of State’s office is reviewing multiple complaints filed by a Teton County lawmaker Wednesday regarding contributions to several gubernatorial campaigns allegedly exceeding the legal limit an individual can gi…

  2. Casper Star-Tribune

    Election complaints allege donors to Bextel, Bien, Degenfelder exceeded campaign finance limits (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

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    From Jackson Hole Daily and Wyofile: A Wyoming lawmaker is calling attention to questions surrounding campaign finance reporting as state officials review several complaints ahead of Election Day.

  3. Casper Star-Tribune

    Complaints allege donors to Bextel, Bien, Degenfelder exceeded campaign finance limits (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

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    The Wyoming Secretary of State's office is reviewing multiple complaints filed by a Teton County lawmaker Wednesday regarding contributions to several gubernatorial campaigns allegedly exceeding the legal limit an individual can give to a statewide candidate per election.

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