White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt’s old congressional campaign failed to pay down any of its outstanding debt last quarter, which includes more than $210,000 in refunds for illegal excessive campaign donations, according to the most recent report filed with the Federal Election Commission.
Leavitt’s campaign reported $326,370.50 in debt as of Sept. 30 — a balance that hasn’t changed since her campaign first disclosed the debt in January after years of failing to disclose any debt, as first reported by NOTUS.
While there are plenty of deadbeat campaigns that owe creditors millions of dollars long after the election is over, the nature of Leavitt’s debt is unique.