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Club for Growth Wants to Help Specter’s Donors Get Refunds

By Roll Call Staff
Posted June 25, 2009 at 7:49pm

When Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter switched parties two months ago, he said he would issue contribution refunds “upon request.”

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Now the Club for Growth, the conservative political group that is a longtime Specter foe, wants to help any disgruntled Republican donors take now-Democrat Specter up on his offer.

The Club is asking the Federal Election Commission (FEC) if it can send a letter or make a telephone call to Specter’s donors informing them that they can ask his campaign for a contribution refund.

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