A new report reveals Kelly owns up to $250k in non-public stock of a company recently awarded a lucrative Air Force contract

(Arizona) – A new report published today by the Washington Free Beacon exposed vulnerable Arizona Senator Mark Kelly’s investment in a company that received a $60 million government contract from the committee he serves on. 

Kelly’s ownership of up to $250,000 in non-public stock in Boom Technologies, an aerospace company, came into question after the company received a $60 million contract from the Air Force. Kelly, who sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee and the Airland Subcommittee, would have had direct influence on budgetary decision making for both the Pentagon and the Air Force. This is the exact kind of conflict of interest Kelly claimed he’d oppose when running for Senate.  

“I’m the only candidate in the race for US Senate in Arizona who is taking the systemic corruption in our government seriously. I will not trade individual stocks. I will not take a single lobbyist or PAC dollar. I will adhere to a two-term limit, refuse a government pension, and donate my entire Senate salary to Arizonans in need when elected,” said Lamon. “Whether we’re talking about Blake Masters selling out to California Big Tech or Mark Kelly using his office for personal gain, Arizona voters need to follow the money.” 

To learn more about Jim Lamon and his campaign for U.S. Senate, visit www.JimLamon.com and follow him on Twitter and Facebook for updates. 

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