A man who donated $2.5 million to the Texas "True the Vote" campaign, which aimed to prove there was election fraud, wants his money back and is suing for a refund. But now Eshelman has filed a lawsuit in Texas claiming he does not know what his money was spent on. Eshelman says he donated $2 million on November 5 "on the condition that the money be used" to further the cause. He donated another $500,000 on November 13, after Engelbrecht told him legal expenses meant they needed extra funds. Eshelman, a venture capitalist from North Carolina, is now suing True the Vote for breach of contract and conversion.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 27, 2020 23:37 UTC