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The Judge and the Questionable Campaign Contributions

Since 2008, Jefferson County Judge Katie King has loaned or given her campaigns more than $550,000, according to KREF’s online database. It’s a pattern she’s followed in three successive elections cycles — and a maneuver for which she was once scolded and fined by state campaign finance officials.

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Jefferson County Judge’s Campaign Contributions Raise Questions

By Kristina Goetz | October 31, 2014

Since 2008, Jefferson County Judge Katie King has loaned or given her campaigns more than $550,000, according to KREF’s online database.

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