(UPDATED to include comment from Corson campaign)
The Democratic primary for governor is evolving into a brawl between state Sens. Cindy Holscher and Ethan Corson as a new nonprofit group that doesn't have to disclose it donors has emerged in the campaign.
Holscher criticized the ads that have shown up on Facebook from a group called Heartland Priorities, which also is behind a new website that questions whether she can be trusted.
The ads remind voters that she supported tax incentives for data centers last year and has taken money from corporate interests throughout her political career.
Her campaign . . .
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