Trump PAC Faces Felony Charges in Wisconsin Campaign Finance Probe

The bipartisan ethics commission alleges the PAC illegally supported a candidate to unseat an anti-Trump Republican, adding to Trump's legal woes.

Wisconsin's bipartisan ethics commission recommends felony charges against Donald Trump's Save America PAC for allegedly circumventing campaign finance laws.
The commission's investigation found probable cause that the PAC illegally steered at least $40,000 to Adam Steen's campaign against anti-Trump Republican Robin Vos.
The scheme involved donations to local GOP parties intended for Steen, exceeding the legal individual donation limit.
Despite efforts to unseat Vos, he won the 2022 Republican primary and general election, marking a loss for Trump in Wisconsin.
The case adds to Trump's legal challenges, with the former president currently facing 91 charges in multiple jurisdictions.