In an October 2008 report to the Federal Election Commission, Domenici’s People for Pete committee documented $705,043 in legal fees, with $602,054 going to the Washington D.C.-based firm, O’Melveny & Meyers.
Judith Ingram, FEC press officer, stated the committee requested an advisory opinion about spending campaign funds for legal fees but withdrew its request because the FEC lacked a quorum to rule.
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