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WELL LOOKY HERE — Liz Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Ron Wyden issued a ‘formal complaint’ in 2019 to Dominion Voting Systems…
November 13, 2020
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December 6, 2019
Sarni Mnaymneh
Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer
H.l.G. Capital, LLC
...
Tony Tamer
Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer
H.I.G. Capital, LLC
...
Dear Messrs. Mnaymneh and Tamer:
We are writing to request information regarding H.I.G. Capital's (H.1.G.) investment in Hart
InterCivic Inc. (Hart InterCivic) one of three election technology vendors responsible for
developing, manufacturing and maintaining the vast majority of voting machines and software in
the United States, and to request information about your firm's structure and finances as it relates
to this company.
https://www.forbes.com/profile/tony-tamer/?sh=6f23ba041631
Tony Tamer is the co-CEO of HIG Capital, a private equity firm with $37 billion under management.
Tamer cofounded HIG Capital in 1993 with Sami Mnaymneh; the duo have been masters of middle-market private equity deals.
In addition to operations in Europe and Latin America, HIG also runs a large credit business.
Prior to founding HIG Capital, Tamer was a partner at Bain & Company
Tamer fundraised for his former Bain colleague Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign as a co-chair of his Florida finance team.
FLASHBACK:
Liberal critics worry about Romney connection to voting machines in Ohio
October 24, 2012
Hart InterCivic is an Austin-based voting machine company that serves local governments nationwide. Its clients include Hamilton County, Ohio, which administers elections in Cincinnati. Hart InterCivic also has in its DNA just enough traces of Bain & Co. and Mitt Romney campaign donors to trigger serious angst in the liberal blogosphere about the fate of Ohio's must-have 18 electoral votes.
Versions of the story have appeared in the Free Press, an Ohio Web site, in addition to Salon and a liberal blog carried by Forbes. In a nutshell: Three of Hart's five corporate board members are executives of HIG Capital, a global private-equity firm that made what it called a “significant” investment in Hart last year. Four HIG executives (Tony Tamer, John Bolduc, Douglas Berman and Brian D. Schwartz) have been identified as Romney bundlers by independent watchdog groups such as the Sunlight Foundation.
HIG employees as a whole have donated $338,000 this year to the campaign of the Republican presidential nominee, according to Open Secrets. Three of them (Tamer, Berman and Bolduc) used to work at Bain. Among the investors in HIG is Solamere Capital, a private-equity firm run by Tagg Romney, one of the candidate's sons.