Executives Donate to Tester's Reelection
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•Tester advocated for Montana tech executives who donated to campaign - Washington Examiner
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Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) helped secure federal funding for Montana 's tech hub.
Two tech companies donated $ 30,000 to Tester 's campaign and an affiliated joint fundraising committee.
The donations coincided with a series of meetings Tester held with the executives and their lobbyists as he helped Headwaters Hub receive federal accreditation and ultimately $41 million in grant money.
Reveal executives contributed $ 11,650 to Tester or his affiliated joint fundraising committee.
Next Frontier leadership gave $ 13,200 by way of three contributions from Richard Harjes , another founder and general partner.
Painter said the donations present a possible conflict of interest and could be construed as an attempt to gain access to the senator.
Reveal declined to comment about its donations and meetings with Tester .
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