Democratic groups fund third-party conservative long shots to siphon votes from Republican candidates
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Democratic groups are spending heavily to boost third-party long shot candidates for contests in which vulnerable Democrats are facing strong Republican challengers.
Tied to Democratic operatives and firms, the groups are spending money to convince voters that the third-party long shots are the true "conservative" choice, efforts that can split the conservative vote and help ensure a Democratic victory. Haris Alic is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital covering Congress.
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