New campaign finance records give some insight into the funding of a "dark money" group that has been campaigning against Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher of Overland Park as the primary race for governor comes to a close.
A report filed last week by the Pipefitters Local Union 533 political action committee reveals that on June 9 it gave $25,000 to Heartland Priorities, the organization that Holscher has vehemently criticized because of its connections to her main rival in the Democratic primary, state Sen. Ethan Corson . . .
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