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A Donor Who Gave $2.5 Million To A Pro-Trump Group Wants A Refund

by ErinBoogie
February 15, 2021
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A Donald Trump supporter who donated $2.5 million to a group trying to find evidence of voter fraud in November’s presidential election is asking for his money back. A lawsuit was filed against Houston-based True the Vote Inc. on Wednesday for breach of contract and “conversion,” which is a misuse of someone else’s property.

Bloomberg reported on the lawsuit filed by North Carolina money manager Fred Eshelman. Eshelman sent $2 million on November 5, just two days after the election. According to the suit, True To Vote Inc. promised to “investigate, litigate, and expose suspected illegal balloting and fraud in the 2020 general election.” A week after the election, Eshelman sent another $500,000 at the group’s president’s request.

Eshelman “regularly and repeatedly” asked for updates on how the group was using his money and that he was looking for “specific and actionable updates” about True the Vote’s “purported investigation, litigation, and communication efforts in key states.”

But according to the suit, he was “consistently met with vague responses, platitudes, and empty promises of follow-up that never occurred.”

By November 17, the group announced that it was dropping its lawsuits in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

When it became clear to Eshelman that the group could not deliver what was promised, he asked for his money back. True the Vote Inc. offered to refund him $1 million if he agreed not to sue. 

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