Campaign Contributions

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Hamtramck City Council Meeting, June 24th, 2008: Councilman Klein admits Mayor Majewski accepted campaign contributions from Michael Curis, Steve Shaya, and Tom Jankowski. Curis is the developer for the MSHDA housing project, Shaya is an employee of a city contractor, and Jankowski is sales represenative from a waste management company.
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  1. It looks like we’re not the only ones disguested with officials taking campaign contributions from developers.

    Boston Globe Developer draws flak for donations

    In public meetings, blogs, and e-mail chains in recent weeks, residents in Newburyport and Everett have questioned whether the 46-year-old businessman, known for buying junkyards and developing them into retail sites, has influenced decisions by local and state leaders through campaign contributions.

    Associated Press/WTOP Road project would benefit big campaign donor

    ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) – A Maryland developer fined for making campaign contributions through third parties owns office buildings near a transportation project announced in March by Gov. Martin O’Malley and Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith, who both received contributions from the developer.

    The Palemetto Scoop BREAKING: Sanford received money from would-be Port Royal developer

    A scandal surrounding Gov. Mark Sanford’s alleged unethical actions in interfering with the South Carolina Ports Authority’s bidding process is growing legs in light of new information obtained by The Palmetto Scoop that shows a monetary link between the state’s top executive and a Lowcountry developer.

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