Overview

• Stefanik's complaint follows a $468 payment from Kamala Harris's campaign to Loren Merchan's firm, Authentic Campaigns.
• The payment was made shortly after Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee, raising concerns about impartiality.
• Judge Merchan recently postponed Trump's sentencing to after the election, heightening scrutiny.
• Stefanik argues that the judge's daughter's financial interests could impact the trial's fairness.
• Previous complaints against Merchan were dismissed, but new information has prompted this renewed inquiry.