New Jersey election law regulators say Gov. Chris Christie's re-election campaign committee can use unspent funds—and raise more—to pay its legal fees and expenses to comply with document subpoenas in the investigation of last fall's George Washington Bridge access lane closures that crippled traffic.
February 11, 2014 at 05:43 PM
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New Jersey election law regulators on Tuesday said that Gov. Chris Christie’s re-election campaign committee can use unspent funds—and raise more—to pay its legal fees and expenses to comply with document subpoenas in the Bridgegate investigation.
Ronald DeFilippis, chairman of the Election Law Enforcement Commission, said that the spending purpose is legal and that it is important for the campaign to be able to respond to the subpoenas quickly.
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