FEC deadlocks on allegations that FPL broke the law by using Matrix conduits to hide political contributions to "ghost candidates"
By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org
The Federal Election Commission has deadlocked on a nonprofit anti-corruption group’s allegations that Florida Power & Light used a consultant’s network of obscure dark money nonprofits to conceal its political spending.
The deadlock became apparent Wednesday when Next Era Energy, FPL’s parent, said it was notified that the FEC “voted to close its file” on the complaint alleging certain violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act.
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