New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) spent more than $ 82,000 in tax dollars on NFL gaming grants, which Republicans later returned to the Treasury to help prevent misalignments.
According to a New Jersey surveillance analysis published Monday in the governor’s notes released Monday, Christie used $ 300,000 of her $ 360,000 allocated by the state in five years to buy food, alcohol, and desserts. Approximately $ 82,594 of this amount was donated to the Delaware North Sportservice, which operates the concessions at MetLife Stadium, where the New York Giants and Jets teams are located.
According to the analysis, Christie was also a huge fan of the Wegmans Food Markets grocery store, where she spent $ 76,373 on 53 purchases. A spokesman for the governor defended the nature of the spending and said it was for “official” and “commercial” purposes.
It is not the first time that the presidential candidate’s expenses have been reviewed in 2016. In February, the New York Times highlighted the governor’s taste for private planes and celebrity access. And earlier this year, ethics watchers voiced concern over the trip to Christie, who paid the entire cost of a tiebreaker game with the Dallas governor’s cowboys, for which team owner Jerry Jones had paid out.
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