Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has demanded answers regarding suspicious donor activity on the Democratic political action committee ActBlue.

Miyarest expressed concerns about irregularities in donations made through ActBlue, including instances where individual donors made an unusually high number of contributions, amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

On Monday, Miyares revealed his awareness of these allegations and sent a letter to ActBlue on Friday, in which he demanded an explanation.

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In the letter, Miyares accused ActBlue of potentially engaging in fraudulent, deceptive, and illegal activities within the state of Virginia.

He highlighted the presence of "facially implausible and suspicious" volumes of contributions from individual donors, suggesting that these donations may be originating from fictional donors, dummy accounts, or without the consent or knowledge of the reported donors.

Miyares cautioned that such actions may violate multiple provisions of Virginia's charitable and criminal laws.

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To shed light on ActBlue's procedures and practices, Miyares requested a detailed description of the group's verification mechanisms for donor and contribution information, as well as the processes used to verify information reported to regulatory bodies.

He underlined the seriousness of the allegations and set a deadline of August 12, 2024, urging ActBlue to provide a substantive response promptly.

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