In 2023, Champion introduced legislation to steer $3 million to 21 Days of Peace, a violence prevention nonprofit run by Rev. Jerry McAfee. Champion represented McAfee and his nonprofit Salem Inc ...

run by north Minneapolis Rev. Jerry McAfee, but didn’t disclose that McAfee had been his legal client. Champion says he did the work pro bono. Last month, the Senate Subcommittee on Ethical ...

run by north Minneapolis Rev. Jerry McAfee, but didn’t disclose that McAfee was his legal client. Champion says he did the work pro bono. The committee also found that Champion had no financial ...

According to a report from the Minnesota Reformer, Champion helped steer millions in grant funding to a violence interruption group run by Rev. Jerry McAfee, despite representing McAfee's nonprofit ...

Senate President Bobby Joe Champion, DFL-Minneapolis, denied to the ethics committee Tuesday that he did anything wrong when he spearheaded $3 million in state grants to a nonprofit run by a legal ...

Champion, an attorney, has maintained his free legal work for Rev. Jerry McAfee, who heads the Minneapolis violence prevention organization 21 Days of Peace, did not coincide with his efforts to ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — Republicans have filed an official ethics complaint against DFL Senate President Bobby Joe Champion, alleging that he used his elected position to benefit and secure funds for ...

The Reformer first reported last week that Champion, a practicing attorney, had advocated for millions in grants for a nonprofit headed up by one of his legal clients, the Rev. Jerry McAfee. Champion ...

the Rev. Jerry McAfee, on a pro bono basis. McAfee’s nonprofit group 21 Days of Peace later received state grant funds from an account that Champion worked to authorize. Sen. Bobby Joe Champion.

Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion will seek an ethics opinion on whether his legal work for Rev. Jerry McAfee's nonprofit presented a conflict of interest. Champion authored bills ...

You might remember Rev. Jerry McAfee from the headlines he made in February, back when he stormed a Minneapolis City Council meeting and made threatening statements while representing his violence ...

On March 24, Minnesota Senate President Bobby Joe Champion, DFL-Minneapolis, introduced a bill (SF2978) providing a $1 million grant to 21 Days of Peace, a violence prevention group headed by the Rev.