Good Growth DeKalb, the group fighting the construction of a Walmart Supercenter in Suburban Plaza, wants to know if any county commissioners have reason support the international retail behemoth.
The group sent a letter last week asking commissioners to say whether they’ve taken campaign contributions from Walmart or Selig Enterprises, which owns Suburban Plaza in North Decatur, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
From the story:
In its letter to Selig, the group stated, “Good Growth DeKalb would like to understand the possible political and financial influence that Walmart is exerting in Georgia,” according to a news release from the group. “Towards that end, we are requesting that local politicians divulge any financial support received from Walmart. We are requesting that Walmart provide similar details regarding its contributions to local politicians. We have asked for responses
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