Pence listing inauguration funding online

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INDIANAPOLIS – Gov. Mike Pence plans to show who paid for his inauguration festivities in a few weeks.

Pence said Wednesday the details of who paid for his weekend of festivities and how much they paid will appear by Feb. 15 on his transition website, https://www.indianaworks.net.

Pence and his family hosted a family event at the Dallara IndyCar factory, an inaugural ball at the JW Marriott and a worship service leading up to his Jan. 14 inauguration.