Ex-Judges Challenge Trump Fund Over Alleged Campaign Finance Violations
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan coalition of former federal and state judges has formally challenged a fundraising entity operated by former President Donald Trump, alleging that the fund has systematically violated federal campaign finance laws. The complaint, filed Monday with the Federal Election Commission, asserts that the Trump fund has failed to disclose donors, coordinated improperly with political action committees, and exceeded legal contribution limits. The group of nine ex-judges, who collectively have over 150 years of judicial experience, claims these actions undermine electoral transparency and erode public trust in the democratic process. The Trump campaign has dismissed the challenge as a politically motivated attack, vowing to fight the allegations in court. The FEC has not yet announced a timeline for its review.