Luna Laws Group Won’t Reveal Donor

The refusal of a new nonprofit group to reveal the source of $200,350 contributed for TV ads backing Propositions 1, 2 and 3 is “under legal review,” the Secretary of State’s Office said. The spending was disclosed by Parents for Education Reform, which filed its sunshine report Tuesday. The money came from an affiliated organization, Education Voters of Idaho. John Foster, a consultant for Parents for Education Reform and spokesman for Education Voters of Idaho, said the second group will not file a sunshine report disclosing contributors. “We are a nonprofit, 501(c)4 under the eyes of the Internal Revenue Service,” said Foster. “We don’t have to disclose.” Finance reports are due Wednesday for candidates and political action committees under the “Sunshine Initiative,” a law passed by 78 percent of voters in 1974/ Dan Popkey , Idaho Statesman. More here.

Question: Wouldn’t you like to know who contributed $200,350 to support the Luna Laws?