The fracking boom is yielding gushers of campaign contributions for congressional candidates from districts containing hydraulically fractured wells. A new CREW analysis of federal campaign contribution data tracked by MapLight found contributions from the industry to House and Senate candidates from districts and states home to fracking activity rose by 231 percent between the 2004 and 2012 election cycles. In contrast, industry contributions to candidates from nonfracking districts rose by 131 percent, over the same time period. For the rest of this look at corruption in government please click the link to CREW:
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