The Federal Election Commission has questioned why Arizona Senate candidate Mark Lamb’s campaign spent almost $28,000 on “campaign attire.”
In two letters — one asking for an explanation of the July quarterly report and another asking about the October quarterly report — the FEC writes that a part of each report “discloses a disbursement that appears to possibly constitute personal use of campaign funds by the candidate.”
Lamb, a Republican sheriff of Pinal County since 2017, is looking to emerge from a GOP primary for the seat currently held by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, an independent who used to be a Democrat and has not yet said if she’ll seek another term.
