Montana Attorney General Faces Scrutiny Over Primary Opponent Recruitment
Austin Knudsen admits to skirting campaign finance laws by enlisting a token candidate, prompting an investigation.
- Recording reveals Knudsen recruited Logan Olson to boost fundraising for the general election.
- State's campaign finance watchdog is investigating the alleged agreement between Knudsen and Olson.
- Knudsen faces 41 counts of professional misconduct, including attempts to undermine the Montana Supreme Court.
- Olson's filing fee was paid by a Republican operative and Knudsen donor, raising further questions.
- Knudsen's campaign manager declined to comment on the allegations and ongoing investigation.