Cambridge Analytica sent foreign workers to Republican campaigns By Mark Sumner Monday
Cambridge Analytica,Presidential Elections,Elections
Previous reports have indicated that at least some of the people who huddled in Donald Trump’s San Antonia IT center were not US workers, but exports from Cambridge Analytica’s parent company in the UK. While it’s not yet clear how many of those workers came from outside the US, or the extent of their contribution to the campaign, there is precedent. Cambridge Analytica got its start in the US in 2013, meaning it was on the ground in time to work for Republican congressional campaigns in 2014.
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