A dark money group that helped finance the ground game to elect Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton to the U.S. Senate is facing a complaint alleging that it used its corporate identity as a shell company to conceal its donors in violation of federal campaign finance law.
The nonprofit Campaign Legal Center has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against United Futures, organized both as a company and as a political action committee that appears to have no substantive public footprint.
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