Anita Kumar reports some interesting info from the campaign finance disclosures filed yesterday:
Both Deeds and Moran received money from Dominion Virginia Power's political action committee. Deeds' $5,000 came the day after he criticized McAuliffe about his pledge to refuse campaign contributions from one of the most influential companies in the state. Moran's $10,000 came after he stated in interviews that he had taken less money [from Dominion Power than] his opponents.
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