A secretive organization has been recruiting far-right, pro-Trump candidates to run as independents in crucial U.S. House races across states like Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, Virginia, and Minnesota.
This strategy could inadvertently benefit Democrats by splitting the conservative vote. An Associated Press investigation uncovered the group's involvement in backing these little-known candidates, raising questions about their motives and the potential impact on the upcoming elections.
The move has sparked concerns among Republicans, who fear it could undermine their chances of securing or maintaining seats in these competitive districts.
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A secretive group recruited far-right candidates as independents in key US House races
Several little-known pro-Trump candidates are running for Congress in key races as independents, recruited by the same shadowy group. Candidates have been recruited in Iowa, Nebraska, Montana, Virginia and Minnesota.
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