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Malinowski also touted his stance on campaign contributions by stating that he refused direct corporate donations, though admitted that he raked in money from corporations indirectly.<ref name=lateseptember2020debate/> Kean claimed that the majority of Malinowski's donations came from out-of-state and criticized the representative as a hypocrite for "taking contributions from other PACs."
Malinowski also touted his stance on campaign contributions by stating that he refused direct corporate donations, though admitted that he raked in money from corporations indirectly.<ref name=lateseptember2020debate/> Kean claimed that the majority of Malinowski's donations came from out-of-state and criticized the representative as a hypocrite for "taking contributions from other PACs."
In the general election, Kean was defeated by Malinowski with a margin of one percentage point; he conceded on November 19, 2020.<ref>Salant, Jonathan D. (November 19, 2021). [https://www.nj.com/politics/2020/11/kean-concedes-to-malinowski-in-tight-nj-congressional-race.html Kean concedes to Malinowski in tight N.J. congressional race]. ''nj.com''. Retrieved November 27, 2021.</ref>
==Political views==
==Political views==