SMALL DONORS, BIG DONORS, NEW DONORS – WHAT ARE YOU SEEING?
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But the donors there were, largely, Obama donors first and, maybe Biden donors second.
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She drew strong support from both 2016 Sanders donors and 2016 Clinton donors; big-dollar and small-dollar donors; older and younger donors; and women and men.
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The skin grafts come from donors -- like organ donors, skin donors register to donate their skin after death.
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Big donors are moderate compared to small donors — which is why they like Buttigieg and Biden, rather than Sanders and Warren — but big donors are progressive relative to non-donors.
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Gabbard donors who also gave to ... Klobuchar donors who also gave to ... Steyer donors who also gave to ... donors who also gave to ... Gabbard donors who also gave to ... who also gave to ... who also gave to ... Yang donors who also gave to ... Kevin Schaul is a senior graphics editor for The Washington Post.
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Generally, guidelines classify donors older than 50 as "extended criteria donors," but shortages have led to using these donors more frequently.
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Here are the ones we've seen so far: • Bernie Sanders: $236 million, 215,000 donors • Kamala Harris: $12 million, 138,000 donors • Beto O'Rourke: $9.4 million, 218,363 donors • Pete Buttigieg: $7 million, 158,550 donors • Andrew Yang: $1.7 million, 80,000 donors What do these numbers tell us?
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"These big donors are traditional Republican donors," said one person.
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Women constitute a majority of living organ donors in India — nearly three-quarters of kidney donors and more than half of liver donors.
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We have lists of her campaign's donors and her foundation's donors.
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Some pockets of hope among donors Some donors were more optimistic.
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So do all of her donors or most of her donors.
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And so do all of her donors, or most of her donors.
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For instance, kidneys were discarded at a rate of 14.1% among overdose-death donors, compared with 8.8% among trauma-death donors but 26.1% among medical-death donors.
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The September debates doubled the amount of donors from 65,000 unique donors to 130,000.
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" He added, "And so do all of her donors, or most of her donors.
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Among individual donors, campaign finance law makes a distinction between "large" and "small" donors.
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The donors factored in by the FEC include only donors who gave more than $200, as reporting requirements do not mandate campaigns disclose donors who give smaller amounts.
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Over 953,000 residents changed their status from donors to non-donors during the Donor Week.
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The law also included a ban on compensating organ donors to protect donors from exploitation.
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Candidates must secure at least 165,000 individual donors, including 600 individual donors from 19503 states.
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Candidates must raise money from 200,13 separate donors -- including a minimum of 21 donors each in at least 25 states or territories, up from the current minimum of 5,000 donors.
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Candidates must raise money from 165,000 separate donors -- including a minimum of 600 donors each in at least 20 states or territories, up from the current minimum of 130,000 donors.
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To be sure, donors tend to be more ideological than non-donors, so donors to Democratic candidates and/or the Democratic Party are going to be fairly liberal on average.
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Hall estimates ideology by using candidates' donors, assuming that candidates with similar donors have similar viewpoints.
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Democratic donors are ideologically closer to the party's voter base than Republican donors are to theirs.
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Large donors tend to care about economic issues while small donors are driven by social ones.
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He raised $1.6 million from donors in California and $1.5 million from donors in New York.
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The list of donors is remarkably similar to Business Insider&aposs list of the largest political donors of 2018, suggesting that America&aposs biggest donors are a static group of individuals.
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This list of donors is remarkably similar to Business Insider&aposs list of the largest political donors of 2018, suggesting that America&aposs biggest donors are a static group of individuals.
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Candidates also need donations from 200,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 800 donors in 20 states.
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Egypt introduced the concept in 2009, encouraged by international donors; when the donors left, it petered out.
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Brock has invited 225 current donors and 175 prospective donors to a meeting in Palm Beach, Fla.
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In 2014, the top 100 donors spent nearly as much as all 203 million small donors combined.
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Political donors could theoretically funnel funds to nonprofit religious organizations, which don't need to disclose their donors.
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Many reformers aim to decrease the power of mega-donors by increasing the participation of small donors.
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It's unclear if his specific claim comparing individual donors in Charleston with the billionaire donors is accurate.
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Ninety-nine percent of those donors were small dollar donors and the average donation amount was $6900.
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Cillizza: What's more important in the modern presidential campaign: Major donors who bundle or small dollar donors?
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So we got to the situation where our small donors were starting to race our large donors.
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They found polarization exists among non-donors, but it's clearly much higher among donors: Similarly, as Jeff Stein has written for Vox, even if you restrict your attention to the biggest donors, on most issues Democratic Party donors are more supportive of progressive legislation than other Democrats are.
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The executive order attempts to reform the system for living kidney donors (like me), as well as living liver, lung, and intestine donors, by making sure donors are held financially harmless for donating.
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Harvey added that the group treats its donors with the "utmost respect" and emails recurring donors every month.
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Their donors are largely labor unions or other nonprofits, and those groups have not disclosed their individual donors.
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And given a perpetual lack of African-American donors, height may not be a disqualifier for black donors.
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The donors say they're expecting to host nonfundraising events where other donors and fundraisers can meet the candidates.
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Patients who have incompatible living donors can swap donors with someone whose donor may be compatible with them.
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On the other hand, Moore has raised $401,251 from donors in Texas and $289,842 from donors in California.
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"We don't discuss our donors or potential donors in public," said Roy Bailey, a financier based in Dallas.
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Further, liberal donors have been nowhere near as skillful at coordinating their giving as conservative donors have been.
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Yang 210k Klobuchar 21k Gabbard 210k Steyer 21k Bennet 22017k Patrick 285k Yang 603k Klobuchar 260k Gabbard 22020k Steyer 22019k Bennet 63k Patrick 52k Yang 367k Klobuchar 226k Gabbard 215k Steyer 214k Bennet 20203k Patrick 52k Donors giving to multiple Democratic candidates in the second half of 2019 Donors giving to multiple Democratic candidates in the second half of 2019 Gabbard donors who also gave to ... Klobuchar donors who also gave to ... Steyer donors who also gave to ... donors who also gave to ... Gabbard donors who also gave to ... who also gave to ... who also gave to ... Yang donors who also gave to ... Note: Trump figures include WinRed contributions to his top two committees and the Republican National Committee.
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Sanders talked up his small-dollar donors and again criticized Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden over their wealthy donors.
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In Hungary, for instance, the government had to force plasma donors to also become blood donors because of shortages.
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Democrats should create a massive war chest — now — to tap resistance to Trump from small donors and large donors.
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They also had to receive donations from 85033,000 donors, with at least 600 donors in at least 20 states.
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She led the large donor fundraising race, with most of her big donors also being former donors to Clinton.
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"Traditional donors are coming along," he said, rejecting media reports that large donors are keeping their distance from Trump.
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The actions by Republican mega-donors come as energized liberal donors flood the campaign accounts of individual Democratic candidates.
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In my opinion, egg donors need to be treated like all other organ donors — their health should be monitored.
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Raquel Cool, co-founder of We Are Egg Donors, a space for past and current egg donors to connect, recently started the site Is Egg Donation For Me to help potential egg donors through the procedure.
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Some donors seem to have especially great poop, with successful treatment rates from these donors being much higher than average.
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Half of the new contributions came from out-of-state donors, and more than $43,000 came from first-time donors.
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Also notably, only 21.6% of Tulsi Gabbard's donors are women (377 donors, $314,20203), the lowest proportion among any Democratic candidate.
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Between the lines: Warren is betting that shutting out big donors will attract sustained funding from grassroots donors and organizations.
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Large donors are those who give more than $20163, and the Federal Election Commission reports the names of these donors.
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Mr. Trump's campaign and the two joint committees — Trump Victory and Trump Make America Great Again — have continued spending aggressively to cultivate donors through both online list-building targeting small donors and fund-raising events for big donors.
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As contenders compete for a limited pool of donors, Sanders and several rivals have sworn off wealthy donors and expensive fundraisers.
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White male donors overall were more conservative than women donors on reproductive justice and specific policy issues like the Hyde Amendment.
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Support from small dollar donors for Trump was greater than the support from small dollar donors for Clinton and Sanders combined.
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Between her discussions with affluent donors, though, Gillibrand has also been appealing directly to small donors and the party's grassroots base.
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A small number of donors have complications after surgery, and donors lose some kidney function in the remaining kidney after surgery.
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Ms. Harris, on the other hand, has a strong network of small donors, but she has also aggressively courted large donors.
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On the Democratic side, both adults and elite donors accept the need for action, though elite donors are somewhat more supportive.
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He also raised nearly $1.3 million from donors who gave more than $1,000, including more than $667,000 from max-out donors.
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Within hours, donors pledged $2.6 billion, 30 percent more than the amount promised by donors at a similar event last year.
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The equation gets more complex when donors are offered organs that may come with a higher risk of infectious disease or poorer function, such as those that come from older donors or donors with risky behaviors, like drug use.
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The names of donors were provided to the FEC and have been public for nearly two years and those donors were vetted in accordance with the law and no improprieties have been found regardng the vetting of those donors.
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Our Principles donors like Vlock say there just weren't enough donors willing to run the anti-Trump advertising campaign that he deserved.
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She said they were fast-tracking O-negative donors and trying to schedule donors for the days ahead and into next week.
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Major donors include the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation—one of the organization's top donors which has given more than $25 million.
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An investigation of the top 500 donors in 2014 by Open Secrets found that only one of the top donors was Latino.
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The Biden campaign reported that 2628 percent of contributions came from grass-roots donors, and 28500,6900 donors made more than 2628,28503 donations.
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Candidates were also required to receive donations from at least 85033,000 donors, with at least 600 donors in at least 20 states.
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Biden's donors remain optimistic about his prospects and came away encouraged from an early October meeting of about 100 donors in Philadelphia.
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Additionally, candidates needed to receive contributions from 225,000 unique donors (with 1,193 donors in at least 20 different states, territories or D.C.).
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They have no vision of the common good, except that Republican donors should get more money and Democratic donors should have less.
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At the same time, donors, particularly significant donors, are likely to be fairly affluent, and therefore heavily invested in the status quo.
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New incentives for living donors Blumberg is "very excited" about the proposed rule changes that would make it easier for living donors.
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Far from it: It's more about how happy they are at having no further obligation to romance the donors — yes, the campaign donors.
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Donors don't want to throw away money on a loser, though — especially reluctant conservative donors who were never big fans of Trump anyway.
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Candidates can qualify if they have 65,000 unique donors, along with a minimum of 200 donors per state in at least 20 states.
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For comparison, Kamala Harris' campaign said they added 193,000 new donors since their debate and Julián Castro received contributions from 16,000 new donors.
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But for Farrakhan—and, presumably, at least a few others who share his views—"no big money donors" translates to "no Jewish donors."
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Funding will come from foundations, not-for-profit health care organizations and individual donors unaffiliated with politics, but actual donors won't be disclosed.
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Buttigieg, on the other hand, has sought to bridge the divide between courting big donors and rallying the support of grass-roots donors.
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Those seeking grants for Haiti relief were considered separately from non-donors, and some of those donors got contracts, government contracts, taxpayer money.
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Cool tells me that We Are Egg Donors aims to be more than just a forum for egg donors to share their stories.
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Ms. Ayotte and Ms. Anderson agree that Republicans need to match Democratic success in cultivating both major donors and grass-roots small donors.
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Additionally, the contenders must bring in 165,000 individual donors and at least 600 individual donors per state in a minimum of 85033 states.
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A candidate must also attract 165,000 unique donors and a minimum of 600 unique donors per state in at least 20 states. 1.
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In its first use, total number of donors—which included a staggering number of first time local election donors—greatly exceeded previous elections.
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He says that patients and donors are selected who have undetectable viral loads; furthermore, donors are screened for resistance to common HIV medicine.
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Ms. Gillibrand actually had slightly more donors who were exclusive to her than Ms. Warren — even though she counted 275,22016 fewer donors overall.
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A candidate must also reach 165,000 unique donors and a minimum of 600 unique donors per state in at least 20 U.S. states.
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Those seeking grants for Haiti relief were considered simply from non-donors, and some of those donors got contract, government contracts, active money.
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The order has three major parts: one on living kidney donors, one on deceased donors, and one on alternatives to center-based dialysis.
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On the other hand, an average of 36 percent of Democratic Party donors and 65% of Democratic women's PAC donors report actively supporting the liberal women's PACs noted in our survey, while almost none (2 percent) of Republican Party donors and only 17 percent of conservative women's PAC donors, on average, report supporting the conservative women's PACs we asked about.
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Not only have they split moderate voters, donors and other politicians, but they have also kept countless other donors and backers on the sideline.
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To make the cut, MSNBC says each candidate has to receive monetary contributions from 19923,000 unique donors, including 600 unique donors in 20 states.
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In a 2014 study, Japanese researchers found that blood donors with type 2 diabetes had more bacteria in their blood than healthy donors did.
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Most of the money comes from a few wealthy donors with the top 1% of donors giving 79% of funds to universities in 2015.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized Clinton for receiving big checks from donors, though large GOP donors have mostly spurned the billionaire developer during his run.
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She's still struggling with small donors: only $8.4 million of the money she raised last month if from donors who gave $200 or less.
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Clarifying this language will help donors get reimbursed quickly for things such as medical expenses and lost wages, hopefully increasing the number of donors.
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It's screening potential recipients and donors from across the United States and around the world to perform the procedure from deceased and living donors.
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While it's still early in the cycle, some donors — even those who were once Obama fundraisers and donors — are already committing to candidates. Sen.
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"You'll have a good mix of people who are donors, people who are donors and workers, and people who are just workers," said Groover.
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A Demos study found that Republican donors are much more conservative than Republican voters, whereas Democratic donors are more closely aligned to Democratic voters.
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"All the money that we raise and that pays salaries is directly from donors, small-dollar donors for the most part," Ms. Trump said.
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They also needed to receive campaign contributions from at least 225,000 unique donors, including a minimum of 1,000 donors each in 20 different states.
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Of 33,000 donors who contributed to the campaign since Tuesday, more than 50%, or roughly 17,000 donors, gave to Booker for the first time.
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For too long, laws intended to protect organ donors by banning compensation for organs have also prevented the government from supporting living organ donors.
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Warren had repeatedly declined support from high-dollar donors throughout her campaign, saying wealthy donors already hold too much sway in the country's politics.
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Candidates also had to raise money from 165,000 separate donors, including a minimum of 600 donors each in at least 20 states or territories.
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O'Rourke claimed 128,23 separate donors on the first day of his campaign, while Harris' campaign said 38,000 donors contributed to her Day One haul.
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Throughout the week, private transportation will ferry donors between a handful of high-end hotels, where donors were given priority booking, and the events.
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Well-known Republican donors like Paul Singer of Elliott Management, who is among the top 10 GOP donors, and Warren Stephens of Stephens Inc.
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While she's garnered $4,878, mostly in small chunks from more than 40 donors, Lyman raised $3,250 from just four donors, according to state records.
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Interest in charitable giving spikes after a hurricane or other natural disaster, drawing in new donors, or donors whose general predilection is to fund a group in the US. Those donors could fund a Houston pilot without taking money from projects in Africa, Faye suggested.
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Clinton's campaign brought in $24 million from individual donors during the same period, and a further $11.5 million from donors to her joint fundraising committee.
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The majority of Buttigieg's campaign funding comes from small donors, the Washington Post reported, including $2.7 million from 22,000 new donors after the Iowa Caucuses.
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The majority of Buttigieg's campaign funding comes from small donors, the Washington Post reported, including $2.7 million from 22,000 new donors after the Iowa Caucuses.
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In 2016, the top 10 male donors gave $155.4 million, more than the amount given by the top 100 female donors combined, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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The pool of donors who give more than $1,000 has less gender diversity, with men making up 65 percent of donors giving more than $5,000.
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The Clinton Foundation discloses its donors, and many of the alleged donors published by Guccifer 2.0 do not appear to have given to the organization.
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Small donors, those giving $22019 or less, have shown you don't need to rely on a few large donors to run a competitive presidential campaign.
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Those organs were discarded at a higher rate than those from trauma-death donors but lower than those from medical-death donors, the researchers found.
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Besides the calls that Ms. McCray makes to donors, she has met with potential donors and hosted an annual Christmas fund-raiser at Gracie Mansion.
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But as great as small donors are, rich large donors have a lot more money and should be able to ensure a solid cash advantage.
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The top 85033 donors are evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, but four of the top five donors side with the Democratic Party, Bloomberg found.
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Ms. Hartley, who hosted an event in recent months to pitch donors on the idea, is one of five organizers of the project, donors said.
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Candidates will also have to raise money from 113,000 separate donors -- including a minimum of 600 donors each in at least 20 states or territories.
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If Biden's large donors had 10 percent of the conviction of the Sanders small-donors during the past year, Bloomberg might not have even run.
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Candidates need to collect donations from as many as 165,000 unique donors, including a minimum of 85033 donors per state in at least 20 states.
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"The mega donors will always be around, but the future is smaller donors mobilized by a combination of Donald Trump and new technology," Bagniewski said.
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We have used these type of donors for lung transplants for several years in the US and haven't seen a dramatic increase in such donors.
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And as in previous reports, the campaign relied heavily on donors giving less than $2000, raising three out of every four dollars from small donors.
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Alternatively, if we consider the 853 donors who received a meeting or a phone call with Clinton out of the more than 6,000 Clinton Foundation donors, the percentage of donors to access becomes even smaller The AP judged the ratio of donors who met with Clinton and donated to the foundation (85 out of 154) to be "extraordinary" without explaining why that was extraordinary.
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WELL-CONNECTED WITH DONORS Pence has strong ties to billionaire donors Charles and David Koch, including current and former staff members who have worked for them.
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Graham Sher, chief executive of Canadian Blood Services, a non-profit, says plasma products from paid donors are "as safe as those from our unpaid donors".
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The strategy was centered on mass appeal to small donors and was more cost-efficient than the more expensive method of contacting fewer potential larger donors.
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More than 900,000 donors gave to Clinton's campaign last month, bringing the total number of donors who have given to the campaign to around 2.6 million.
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Klobuchar didn't release her number of individual donors, but said the average online grassroots contribution was $40, with 85% of all donors giving less than $100.
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The conventional narrative — that the general population and donors are deeply divided on the issue, with donors favoring more progressive measures — doesn't square with the data.
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The list of instances where Cuomo donors reportedly received contracts, cash incentives, and preference over non-Cuomo donors is too extensive to fit in one piece.
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But a 2014 Public Citizen report found that just 64 donors provided more than half its contributions, and 1,500 donors provided 94 percent of its contributions.
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For fundraising, candidates will need the support of at least 130,000 unique donors, including at least 400 unique donors per state in at least 20 states.
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According to The State, a newspaper in South Carolina, Mr. Buttigieg raised $74,000 from 117 donors in Charleston and $000,202 from all donors in South Carolina.
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An additional $425 million was pledged by donors, though many big-money French donors did not immediately donate what they said they'd give to the cause.
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Milk banks, though, are always looking for willing donors like Resch to provide milk in a way similar to donors who supply blood at blood banks.
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Candidates need to receive donations from at least 53,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Given the current fundraising numbers for the 2018 cycle, that suggests Democratic donors are more engaged, while Republican donors have so far sat on their hands.
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To connect needy people with donors, Guido gathers their wish lists and posts them on a closed Facebook group for donors called To Detroit, With Love.
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Lau wrote that Warren added over 300,000 new donors in the third quarter, bringing her total to about 750,000 donors over the course of the campaign.
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Democrats are so often outspent by Republican mega-donors that they viewed courting big-dollar donors and corporations as part of creating a level playing field.
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And for all of the credit given to Barack Obama for inspiring small-dollar donors, the last Democratic president leaned heavily into courting major donors as well.
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Indeed, while in 2016 Hillary Clinton has relied much more heavily on larger donors, her campaign has also done extensive outreach, with considerable success, to smaller donors.
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That threshold will double in the fall when candidates will need 2% in four qualifying polls and 130,000 unique donors, including 400 donors each in 20 states.
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The arrangement showcases the rush for small-dollar donors this cycle, which has been marked by the widespread rejection of big money groups and large corporate donors.
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"RNC donors that know Charles Koch are taken aback that they RNC would question his integrity or that of the network," said one adviser to Republican donors.
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Late last week, Harris also headlined another two jampacked fundraisers in New York — one for low-dollar donors and one for high-dollar donors, according to attendees.
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During the primary campaign the real estate mogul said he didn't want donors' money and mocked his opponents for being "totally owned" by their special interest donors.
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According to the Democratic National Committee (DNC), candidates must hit 2 percent in four polls and have 130,000 unique donors, including 400 unique donors from 20 states.
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Yang's campaign announced Monday afternoon that the long-shot candidate surpassed the necessary 2628,28503 individual donors and 22019 per state unique donors in at least 20 states.
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" The audit suggested the foundation "ensure that all donors are properly vetted and that no inappropriate quid pro quos are offered to donors in return for contributions.
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It would appear that the Chamber, not content with merely keeping the identity of its donors secret, is urging its donors to keep the secret as well.
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Major donors from both parties already are beginning to scale back after years of riding high off of a booming stock market, donors and fundraisers told POLITICO.
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A record number of women were donors and political bundlers for Hillary Clinton's campaign, but men still gave the most money and were the largest individual donors.
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There is modest overlap between Mr. Biden's political donors and the benefactors of the Biden Foundation, the only of his nonprofits that has voluntarily disclosed its donors.
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And in part because the Democratic Party has made having 65,000 donors a gateway to the first primary debates, so campaigns are fishing for new donors online.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also needed to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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In total, Buttigieg has raised more than $51 million this cycle and has attracted more than 580,000 individual donors, including 182,000 new donors in the third quarter.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,00 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also need to receive donations from at least 225,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Candidates also needed to have received donations from at least 225,00 unique donors and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 states.
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The OPO only recovered, according to the University Pennsylvania research, 24% of potential organ donors from 2012-2014 -- meaning that 76% of potential donors' organs went unrecovered.
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Trump's campaign allegedly sent out a text to prospective donors stating that they will list the names of all donors who contribute during the live-stream broadcast.
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Republicans still receive streams of money from super pacs financed by big donors like the casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, and through individual donors who send larger amounts.
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Democrats are so often outspent by Republican mega-donors that they viewed courting big-dollar donors and corporations as just part of creating a level playing field.
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Donors and others close to the winning campaign typically eye plush postings in Western Europe or the Caribbean, and the coterie of Trump donors are seeking the same.
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In designing the new features, Facebook says it worked with non-profit organizations, health industry experts, potential donors, and those who have used Facebook to find blood donors.
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And while more donors translate to more ads, which, in turn, can drive enthusiasm, candidates who pulled in huge numbers of small donors in recent elections still lost.
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At that time there were more than 133,000 sperm donors registered on the site, although the site also registers sperm recipients, egg donors, egg recipients and co-parents.
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Despite these groups getting traction with progressive volunteers and small donors, most big Democratic Party donors have been taking a "wait and see" approach with these new groups.
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"Mice colonized with microbiota from healthy donors gained significantly more weight and lean body mass than mice colonized with microbiota from undernourished donors," the Washington University study said.
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Nunes, an eight-term incumbent, received about half of his campaign money from out-of-state donors and more than $1 million from corporate donors, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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None of the major spenders have to disclose their donors, and in the case of Protecting America Now, the flier highlighted the nondisclosure of donors as a benefit.
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These small donors are worth their weight in gold because Sanders can go back to them time and time again before these donors hit the legal contribution limit.
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"They are concerned about the influence of donors and they overwhelming believe that it is the Republicans and the Republican politicians" who use their offices to benefit donors.
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The number of donors candidates had to receive was doubled to a minimum of 130,000, with at least 400 donors coming from 20 different states or US territories.
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Kelly said the campaign this month has increased its count of donors, but declined to say specifically how many additional donors the campaign needs to meet debate qualifications.
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Police in Telangana state who are coordinating with Mumbai police on the case said Prajapati recruited former kidney donors to work as agents to scout for more donors.
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An example: during the 28503 presidential election, just the top 22019 Super PAC donors outspent the more than 4 million small dollar donors who gave less than $200.
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In comparison, over that time, the number of trauma-death donors increased by 1.6% per year, and the number of medical-death donors increased by 2.3% per year.
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But the preponderance of donors, big donors, are not-- GLENN THRUSH: And you would think-- TIM MILLER: --are not going to support organizations that are dedicated to Trump.
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As a whole, such donors are more representative of the gender, class, and race demographics of diverse voting constituencies — and 41 percent of Sanders's small donors are women.
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Love's campaign will have to notify donors their money is being moved to be used in the general election and those donors will be able to request refunds.
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Following RG principles, they will recruit donors, but they won't stipulate where the donors' money will go; community members from across the class spectrum will make those decisions.
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Ancona is Vice President of the Women Donors Network, which leverages the wealth, power, and community of progressive women donors toward a more just, equitable, and sustainable world.
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My message to patriotic small donors and socially enlightened larger donors is to move now, move fast and move decisively to give Jones a powerful lift beginning today.
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"We can't control when donors pass away and come to us, so it's not practical to look for donors who fit a certain demographic," Dr. Steadman pointed out.
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Second, and even more worryingly for much of the field, candidates would also need 130,000 unique donors to qualify (with at least 400 donors each in 20 states).
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Though the influence of donors matters less than it has in the past, Gillibrand would likely need the backing of some major donors in order to compete in a 2020 primary field that will be crowded with Democrats who are adept at raising money through small-dollar donors, like Sens.
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Grassroots donors gave $246 million in Q2 alone 3.3 million unique donors have contributed to nearly 9,000 Democratic campaigns and organizations this cycle overall Compared to the same point in the 2018 cycle: donors had given $249 million, and 4.9 million people made contributions through ActBlue throughout the entire 2018 cycle.
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There were just 59 such donors in 2000, making for 1.2 percent of total donations that year, compared to 1,029 donors in 2016, or 13.7 percent of all donations.
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The criteria for the November debate requires candidates amass support from at least 165,85033 unique donors, including a minimum of 600 donors per state in at least 20 states.
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While donors who attended the Biden and Harris events were impressed with the contenders, the one candidate donors can't seem to get enough of is the South Bend mayor.
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Both Priorities USA and America First have dual arms: a super PAC, which discloses donors, and a 501(c)(4) political nonprofit, which does not have to disclose donors.
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But over a long political career, Pence has developed his own network of donors that is markedly different from the small-dollar donors who fueled Trump's unorthodox presidential campaign.
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Figure out ways to raise money from small-dollar donors, and put some real energy into that because that will give you freedom to say no to big donors.
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Often, families of potential donors will cite specific storylines from Grey's Anatomy or the movie The Coma as a reason for not allowing their deceased member to become donors.
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Individual donors and their ability to write large checks are themselves a significant force, but so are bundlers, who have wide networks of fellow wealthy donors to tap into.
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They were able to trick the donors by preventing donors from acquiring information about the campaign and its background and "failing to correct their story," according to the complaint.
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While Garcia said that she's fortunate for having a base of donors, she bemoaned the hurdles that remain for Latino and Latina candidates in access to donors and fundraising.
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It will also call on Health and Human Services to improve support for living kidney donors, such as covering costs for child care and lost wages for living donors.
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Arthur: Yes, those are the two models for not taking money from conventional donors: Spend your own cash if you have it, or rely on small, grass-roots donors.
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He has raised more money than any other candidate and has the highest number of individual donors, and the vast majority of his donors are making small-dollar contributions.
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The comments to the donors suggest that Trump's political operation is concerned that the administration's handling of the virus could hurt his standing with donors as well as voters.
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Collecting small contributions from a vast group of donors comes with a huge long-term advantage: Those donors can keep giving again and again as the campaign goes on.
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But he wants donors to publicly support and network for him as he tries to nab the nomination, according to multiple donors who have attended recent the recent meetings.
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Republicans closely watch Democratic donors to see which congressional races they are financing so they can mobilize their own donors to restore fundraising parity in a particular congressional district.
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The Democracy Alliance, a club of donors who pour millions of dollars into organizations on the left to build up Democratic Party power, does not publicly disclose its donors.
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While they have helped drive wealthy donors to the White House's preferred groups, Sadler said, grassroots Republican donors are still being picked off by the pirate pro-Trump groups.
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And it clearly seems to be the case that even if rich donors are more left wing than rank-and-file Democrats, small donors are even more left wing.
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Another one of those donors is Susie Tompkins Buell, who -- while supporting Harris -- also hosted a fundraiser for Buttigieg and around 150 donors on Thursday in the Bay Area.
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"Small-dollar donors have broken record after record in 2019, and these numbers show some incredible momentum among grassroots donors," Erin Hill, executive director of ActBlue, said in a statement.
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In addition, candidates must have received donations from at least 200,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 800 unique donors in 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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The rise of inequality has created more deep-pocketed potential conservative donors, while the loosening of campaign-finance rules has made it easier for those donors to give large sums.
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Candidates who run are those who can raise large sums of money from wealthy donors, which means that they have to be broadly appealing to some set of wealthy donors.
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It's easy to imagine that the Trump campaign bought or acquired an email list of possible donors and didn't make any effort to scrub out the names of foreign donors.
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White men are 57 percent of all donors but just 35 percent of the population; women of color are 13 percent of the population but 6 percent of political donors.
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One found that nonprofit organizations are more likely to submit comments during rulemaking processes that favor their corporate donors, increasing the likelihood that the final rule reflects their donors' priorities.
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To qualify, the party required that candidates get 65,000 donors, including at least 200 individual donors in 20 different states, or register 1% support in three qualifying public opinion polls.
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The Ohio governor also started making calls to Bush donors that evening, and planned to spend most of Sunday courting Bush donors as well, said his senior strategist, John Weaver.
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We are seeing a lot of first-time donors, ... a 40 percent uplift in new donors, and that's really the goal because it's a lifetime value proposition for these people.
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Several donors predicted it would be difficult for Biden to do well with major donors and low-dollar fundraising, the two major buckets candidates rely on to filler their coffers.
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Joe Biden's campaign and top donors are racing to reimagine the ways they raise money as worries grow that the coronavirus could choke off contributions from donors big and small.
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And each candidate also needed to receive campaign contributions from a minimum of 130,000 unique donors, including 400 unique donors in each of at least 20 states, by August 28.
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While some donors say they want more transparency about potential health risks, one 2008 study found that two-thirds of egg donors were happy with their experience two years later.
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ET on Friday showing that the campaign received donations from at least 225,000 unique donors and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 US states.
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For the fundraising threshold, candidates need to receive donations from at least 225,00 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,8003 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Members of the media team say they were sometimes asked to hold off on criticizing companies that were donors, or were considering becoming donors, out of fear of antagonizing them.
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For decades, the business relied on the idea that sperm banks can guarantee anonymity to donors, and promised that there wouldn't be any relationship with offspring unless the donors wanted.
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"The names of donors were provided to the FEC and have been public for nearly two years and those donors were vetted in accordance with the law and no improprieties have been found regarding the vetting of those donors," a committee spokesperson said in response to The Wall Street Journal this week.
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Not only are CLF's donors outside Georgia's Sixth, but campaign finance experts can't even find its funders because the groups that are funding it do not have to disclose their donors.
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Buttigieg would need to reach 1% in at least three polls or receive donations from at least 65,000 donors from 20 states, with at least 200 unique donors from each state.
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Donors will reportedly shell out between $5,600 and $250,000 to attend the event, with some of the highest-paying donors getting greater access to talk to and take photos with Trump.
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Some donors said they had their doubts about the Post's account — even though some of the encounter was captured on video and O'Keefe sent a letter to donors about the effort.
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While large donors will often hit this maximum in a single donation, small donors will not, allowing them to kick in more money toward the end of the campaign if necessary.
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Clinton's campaign has signaled that it wants its donors to give to Reid's PAC, according to one Clinton ally, and her donors have given a combined $7.5 million to the group.
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Donors generally care deeply about how they're spending their money, and many corporate donors are less interested in shaping outcomes than they are in being favorably positioned for what comes next.
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According to an analysis conducted by Crowdpac and confirmed by TechCrunch, Sanders received contributions from 2000,319 supporters in Silicon Valley zipcodes, compared to Clinton's 766 donors and Trump's measly seven donors.
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Details: Candidates can qualify for the debate by polling at 1% or by having at least 65,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 200 unique donors per state in 20 states.
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Donors have yet to step up Distressingly, international donors have ponied up less than 2628 percent of aid for Venezuelans they had provided at the same point for the Syrian response.
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An uptick in donors in the last three years is mostly accounted for by a surge in drug-overdose deaths, which is boosting the number of organ donors across the country.
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"Sad to see so many San Antonians as of 2019 maximum donors to Donald Trump," he wrote, calling out a couple of the city's better-known donors by their Twitter handles.
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Mr. Shakir said that a majority of Mr. Sanders's donors were under the age of 6.13, and that 20 percent of all donors had not contributed to Mr. Sanders's previous campaigns.
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And it may require women donors and donors of color to kick in more money to garner the same amount of buzz and "bang for their buck" for their preferred candidates.
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Philanthropy tends to center on a small number of affluent donors, but a grassroots movement known as "giving circles" — in which more modest donors pool their resources — has been gaining popularity.
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They must also earn donations from at least 225,000 unique donors nationally, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors in at least 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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Sean Bagniewski, the chairman of the Polk County, Iowa, Democratic Party, said his organization abandoned its traditional reliance on big donors in favor of small-dollar donors who give through ActBlue.
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In order to qualify for the December debate, candidates need to receive donations from at least 200,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 800 donors from at least 20 different states.
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Donors' affection for Buttigieg is seen in this context as part of a broader trend of donors working to keep Democrats from embracing the left-wing stances the public allegedly demands.
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So, too, on the gaffes by members of Congress who openly acknowledged what everybody knew: campaign donors ordered them to pass the bill, or else the donors would shut their wallets.
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More than one-third of Biden's contributions came from maximum donors in the second quarter, and max-out donors composed a similar portion of a smaller pie for Biden this quarter.
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Specifically, among Democrats, even mainstream party donors often support candidates due to gender-related concerns, while even Republican donors who donated to women's PACs infrequently reference gender as a primary motivation.
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For example, while 59 percent of Democratic Party donors indicated gender issues are a very important component of donation decisions, only 16 percent of Republican women's PAC donors said the same.
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From the campaign trail … Wealthy donors ride to Sen.
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Liberal donors (notably Tom Steyer) + Trump hatred = impeachment promises.
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She made her case in presentations to major donors at a conference sponsored by WDN Action, the political arm of the Women Donors Network, earlier this month in Seattle and this past week at another put on by the Democracy Alliance, an organization that includes some of the party's wealthiest and most influential donors.
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Donna P. Hall is the President & CEO of the Women Donors Network, a community of progressive women donors who invest their energy, experience, and philanthropic dollars toward building a more equitable world.
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We took note that the Boy Scouts' most important asset was their brand, which gave them access to corporate donors — even though those donors had rules against giving to organizations that discriminated.
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Both have been heavily dependent on donors making large contributions: Mr. Kasich raised just 17 percent of his contributions from donors giving $200 or less in January, and Mr. Rubio 19 percent.
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By focusing on a small number of high-profile media-savvy and cosmopolitan donors like Mark Zuckerberg, journalists might miss the much larger number of lower-profile donors with harsher immigration attitudes.
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An Arizona man pleaded guilty in a federal court in Manhattan Friday to creating six PACs and misrepresenting their activities to potential donors, resulting in tens of thousands of donors being defrauded.
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"Our movement is powered solely by grassroots donors: Since we launched, more than 447,000 donors have made nearly 900,000 donations to power this campaign," the campaign wrote in a post on Twitter.
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Some candidates, like Biden, have focused almost exclusively on big-ticket donors, while others, like Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have focused on a broad base of donors who give in smaller amounts.
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For example, after the agency approved a test in 2007 for Chagas' disease, which can be lethal, it found more than 5,000 donors with it, not all of them first-time donors.
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The gathering marks the first time the donors have come together since a memo to donors leaked in early January indicating that the network would not back Trump's re-election in 2020.
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The position involves researching, cultivating, soliciting, securing and stewarding prospects/donors, representing TAPS in a variety of settings and supporting key staff across all teams to interface effectively with donors and prospects.
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Think tanks have downplayed the role that large corporate donors play in their research, but the situation at New America suggests that donors like Schmidt expect something in return for their money.
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There is growing frustration among donors with the GOP-controlled House — most recently over the passage of a massive budget that donors are describing as an affront to their fiscally conservative principles.
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Those requirements include at least 130,000 unique donors, coming from at least 400 unique donors in 20 or more states and at least 2% in 4 national or early primary state polls.
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The latest evidence came over the weekend, with the release of a secret recording of an April 22020 dinner for major donors and prospective donors to a super PAC supporting Mr. Trump.
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The Democratic National Committee required candidates to have 65,000 unique donors to qualify for the first two official DNC debates and 130,000 unique donors to qualify for the third and fourth debates.
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Ms. Nixon has criticized Mr. Cuomo for his reliance on such large donors, pointing out that she has surpassed 10,000 donors to her campaign, 98 percent of whom gave less than $200.
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Kamala Harris of California said she had raised $12 million from 138,000 donors in the period, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg said he had raised $7 million from 158,550 donors.
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Candidates also need to earn donations from at least 225,000 unique donors nationally, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors in at least 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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They say Democratic donors poured money into the Orange County congressional races in 20203, and in 2020 they will have a level playing field with big donors focused on the presidential contest.
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The American Action Network, a nonprofit, does not disclose its donors, but its sister PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund, includes among its top donors casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his wife Miriam.
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Those donations came from at least 25,247 individual donors, and about two-thirds of those who gave money were believed to be first-time donors, said its executive director, Anthony D. Romero.
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"A couple [of major donors] have moved and they are worried more will jump ship," insiders tell BI.Other major donors are still "waiting" to judge the success of the new independent group.
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But when lawmakers are primarily raising their campaign contributions from a limited number of very wealthy donors, those donors wind up with disproportionate say in which bills advance, and how they are written.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen reported, candidates can qualify for the debates if they can receive 65,000 unique donors, at a minimum of 200 unique donors per state, in at least 20 US states.
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When I ask new donors how they are coming up to speed on philanthropy, they often tell me about the experts helping them or the other big donors whose advice they have sought.
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Reuters was unable to determine whether donors intended to support the charity, or if donors, charity officials and the bank were aware that Jammeh was using the account to build his personal wealth.
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Donors and media reports have speculated since January, when the Kochs gathered 500 of America's wealthiest political donors at a California resort, that they would deploy their vast political network to target Trump.
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Brock acknowledged that another group of wealthy Democratic donors already exists—Democracy Alliance, whose donors include the billionaires George Soros and Tom Steyer—but Brock thinks that the DA has shirked its duty.
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The document lists several Teneo clients that Band and Kelly "leveraged" into major donors for the Foundation and details the personal introductions the two principals made between the Clintons and the prospective donors.
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A $100,000 donation got a couple of donors "VIP access," while anything over $250,000 earned the donors a seat at a table with the President ahead of his remarks, an RNC official said.
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Intrater was reportedly impressed after he saw major GOP donors speak with Cohen at Trump's inauguration, and hoped that Cohen could connect the wealthy donors to Columbus Nova for possible deals and investments.
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Small donors made headlines again last month as their contributions to the Trump campaign approached $100 million, already blowing past the $64 million McCain and Romney raised from small donors throughout their campaigns.
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From the moment he launched his presidential campaign, Sanders has reached out to small donors to advance his campaign to create a revolution in American politics, and his small donors have reached back.
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"Donors want to retain their anonymity and not have to deal with media, and as a 501 (c)(4) donors do not need to be publicly disclosed," Shihabi told The Hill on Thursday.
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Trump is appearing before Republican donors at Mar-a-Lago to kick off the plan that rewards donors who have "bundled" thousands of dollars in contributions, meaning they gather campaign contributions from others.
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So the foundation agreed then that it would ask the State Department to review donations from any new foreign government donors, or from existing donors that were looking to expand their giving significantly.
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The U.S. has committed $87 million in humanitarian assistance to those affected by the crisis, Canadian donors have given $50 million and other international donors have pledged $344 million, according to U.N. data.
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Clinton and Obama donors, with strong support from the Clintons and Obamas, and the Sanders army of small donors, with strong support from Sanders, can create a huge war chest ready for battle.
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According to campaign finance reports, she raised raising roughly $370,000 from some 2,500 donors by the beginning of October, compared to almost $500,000 that campaign filings show her opponent raised from 990 donors.
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"I would say things are starting to resonate with donors," he said, while pointing to Biden's debate and town hall performances as two reasons why donors are writing big checks to the PAC.
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In order to qualify for the fifth debate, candidates will have to amass support from at least 6900,2628 unique donors, including a minimum of 28503 donors per state in at least 22019 states.
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His campaign said that 433 percent of those donors had pledged $100 or less to the campaign, but the majority of Mr. Murphy's contributions have come from larger donors, including the candidate himself.
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A common theme expressed privately by donors interviewed for this story was that too many donors sat on the sidelines for too long and cannot expect influence the race at this late stage.
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The campaign said Thursday that 98 percent of all donations came from grass-roots donors of $200 or less, and said that 56 percent of donors this quarter were new to the campaign.
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In order to qualify for the fifth debate, candidates will have to amass support from at least 165,000 unique donors, including a minimum of 600 donors per state in at least 20 states.
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To qualify, a candidate must either reach 1 percent in three approved polls or raise money from at least 65,000 donors in 20 states, with at least 200 unique donors in each state.
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Donors disapprove, and are withholding some aid from those schools.
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His campaign started raising more money from donors in June.
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Our donors deserve this, and the public should expect it.
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Could donors have contributed their money to philanthropic causes instead?
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Donors need to realize that Africa's energy imperative is urgent.
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Leaders and donors should fully fund the humanitarian response now.
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He said that at least two donors gave $1,000 apiece.
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"We needed to go and find the donors," Budaraju said.
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Many of those donors ended up being friends and relatives.
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It asks donors to join Castro and his brother Rep.
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Hillary Clinton wants a matching grant system for small donors.
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Families of organ donors may see the benefit as well.
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Major Trump donors trickled in before and after the election.
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Inslee's campaign said he hit 220,22 donors late last month.
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Trump was hardly a favorite of the party's moneyed donors.
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He said that there is a huge need for donors.
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Their donors put them in office to cut their taxes.
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Just a married band of Hillary supporters and Democratic donors.
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He said Guterres appealed to donors to increase their support.
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Biden will link up with donors again on Thursday night.
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And we need a GOP that puts voters before donors.
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Some top Republican donors have signaled they could back Trump.
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Initial funding for the project is coming from private donors.
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Foreign donors were horrified, and stopped contributing to the budget.
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We do case studies on some of our big donors.
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What's the recovery period like for kidney recipients and donors?
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It's rigged for the donors and it's rigged special interest.
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Donations to Trump have been rare among Kasich's biggest donors.
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A year later, she's raised about $215,2000 from 200 donors.
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It's the donors that decide what to do with it.
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But is criticizing Soros different from criticizing other political donors?
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The latter donors have been long familiar to Mrs. Clinton.
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Organizers thanked donors for their help later on Sunday night.
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It said 97% of all donations were from grassroots donors.
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Indian politics is expensive, and donors disproportionately reward perceived winners.
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"We have all donors in the audience," Mr. Trump said.
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After early success donors became complacent and the disease rebounded.
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International donors have thrown their weight behind these national efforts.
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Living donors, however, are even harder to find than cadavers.
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They were getting set up for drinks with Clinton donors.
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Support from one of Trump's larger donors continues as well.
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How carefully did you check the background of your donors?
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Combined, the 85 donors contributed as much as $156 million.
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In contrast, 68% of Republican donors concurred with that statement.
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Freezing, quarantining and testing both sperm and donors became crucial.
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Even the Red Cross ends up paying its plasma donors.
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She speaks on behalf of special interests and crooked donors.
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She should also release the donors to the Clinton Foundation.
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Western donors rejected Congolese requests for financial support last year.
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Of this, the WHO has received from donors only $44m.
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He can choose to receive the funds or refund donors.
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Growth faltered, the currency slumped and foreign donors pulled back.
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We have a broad coalition and major donors lined up.
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Biden has claimed that he received encouragement from GOP donors.
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Not the Republican candidate, but his wealthy super PAC donors.
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Despite his gravitas with donors, he struggled to collect money.
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Tech companies themselves are formidable election donors through their PACs.
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The exact identities of the rari camp's donors are unknown.
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We were the first official conscient donors on this planet.
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GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis and Sanofi are among major donors, WHO says.
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Some donors can also get pleasant sensations from it, too.
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Mook in the memo urged donors to make investments now.
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These donors could form the nuclei of the outside infrastructure.
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What we don't know: Which donors will fund the group.
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Some major Democratic donors are still blaming New York Sen.
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The university continues to be the beneficiary of generous donors.
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It can't go to what donors might call "overhead" expenses.
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They simply maintained the dead donors were the experimental subjects.
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The word "donors" does not equal "oligarchs," as some imply.
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Clinton, pointing to the presumptive Democratic nominee's Wall Street donors.
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"It's all of his donors and special interests," Trump snarked.
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"It's donors and special interests," Trump reiterated, drawing more boos.
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So we've made a lot of sustaining donors online. Yeah.
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Under law, it is not required to disclose its donors.
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And that's why no big donors are with them anymore.
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It was not clear which donors Kasich's allies talked to.
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And that is the man he will sell to donors.
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However, it's foreign donors, not recipient countries, setting training priorities.
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Buttigieg, in particular, has excited Democrats and big donors alike.
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But he didn't, and that has left GOP donors stuck.
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Donald Trump is being abandoned by big donors — even himself.
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Nearly half of O'Rouke's individual contributions came from small donors.
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Uranium One founders also happened to be Clinton Foundation donors.
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He represents the second front of the rebellion: the donors.
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The Broadway star Justin Guarini performed for trustees and donors.
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Clinton using her positions in public office to reward donors.
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Donors shouldn't underestimate the opportunity to maximize their tax savings.
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But it is well known that some donors do lie.
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Some top Democratic donors have been prodding former Massachusetts Gov.
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For some donors, Mr. Obama's personal presence was most important.
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So far the donors aren't buying whatever Kasich is selling.
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Papadopoulos is already talking to potential donors before his run.
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How about Senator Bernie Sanders, he of the small donors?
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Christie is no stranger to the nation's top Republican donors.
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In conversations with donors, Mr. Biden expressed astonishment at Mrs.
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He claims he turned down over $200,000 from Republican donors.
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Donors have pledged more than $1 million as of Tuesday.
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The donors did not just give directly to campaigns, however.
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Trump, however, has gone further in rewarding his biggest donors.
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Donors' phones will be burning up with asks for cash.
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She's banking on small donors and a big ground game.
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You don't think it's for donors or for partisan gain.
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Huizenga and his family have been major donors to Scott.
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Traditionally, Jewish voters and donors have overwhelmingly sided with Democrats.
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Those concerns mean Western donors are unlikely to step forward.
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He doesn't owe wealthy political donors or political elites anything.
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The Swedish transplants all used the uteruses of living donors.
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Underfunded international organizations cannot be too picky about their donors.
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Since 2004, Dutch sperm donors can't donate anonymously any more.
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Her campaign said she passed 6900,2628 donors earlier this week.
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Liberal outside groups and donors poured money into the race.
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Some donors were in line as early as 2 a.m.
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The problem is that donors have created too much noise.
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It's donors and volunteers from countries that don't use them.
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Mr. Simons became one of the country's top political donors.
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And patience is running thin with foreign donors, as well.
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Sellers, unlike donors, have reasons to lie about their health.
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None of those other broadcasts will show the donors' names.
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In fact, 99.7 percent of Americans are not "large" donors.
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Many of the donors have business dealings with the state.
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Donors are akin to a huge panel of interested experts.
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Only 26 percent of donors said they were considering him.
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He still has more individual donors than any other candidate.
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She courted donors whose pledges could help secure the loan.
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But a question remains, Vines says, about some leading donors.
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Ms. Guilfoyle's birthday party became a coveted ticket for donors.
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The goal is to reduce the influence of large donors.
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Women are a majority of Democratic voters, volunteers, and donors.
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He and the Republican Party added another 100,000 small donors.
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Republican voters say it's a priority, and donors do too.
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Donors were asked for as much as $2,800 per person.
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So far, it has collected $20 million from private donors.
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Blood drives are being canceled and donors are staying home.
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The transplants, from healthy donors, were as effective as antibiotics.
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Women are a majority of Democratic voters, volunteers and donors.
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And Watkins' congressional campaign refunded the money to the donors.
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He and his father became major donors to the society.
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And Taylor is now asking donors for a second chance.
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You can understand why the donors do it, of course.
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Donors such as Western governments are hesitant to come forth.
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Beyond media criticism, what lessons could donors expect to glean?
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Kamala Harris has been courting donors in Boston as well.
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There were many older G.O.P. donors and corporate types there.
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Thank the donors for the millions they've already raised. 2.
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Mr. Buttigieg's Iowa showing has also helped him with donors.
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Younger donors, especially, are becoming more strategic with their largesse.
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Now Feeding America matches donors and recipients with an algorithm.
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Go deeper: U.S. drug companies lure Mexican blood plasma donors
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Instead, the Koch donors are turning their attention down ballot.
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Western donors have privately shared their misgivings with the president.
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He seemed to encourage the donors to share their concerns.
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Mr. Rynard said that his donors' money carries no sway.
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Her moxie immediately got the attention of some Democratic donors.
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They could, however, still speak to donors and attend fundraisers.
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Those donors receive a tax credit for their federal returns.
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The proposal also increases financial incentives for living organ donors.
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Wealthy donors and aid groups are paying for airplane tickets.
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It directs donors to House candidates in especially strong positions.
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Mr. Buffett increased his funding after other donors fell through.
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He called for better collaboration between aid donors and recipients.
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In December alone, Sanders raised $18 million from 900,000 donors.
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Candidates also must have received donations from 225,000 unique donors.
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Winning, especially championships, can entice prospective students, donors and sponsors.
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Donors do not make these decisions, and neither do boards.
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Presidents have given pardons to political allies, donors, and friends.
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Warren also had 300,000 donors giving for the first time.
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During a presentation to major donors in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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Avant and Sarandos been longtime donors to the Democratic Party.
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Wealthy political donors sometimes make easy marks for campaign operatives.
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Many donors thanked Bain for beating the vaunted Blue Devils.
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Any candidate with a million individual donors gets a ticket.
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Warren herself has sworn off big donors in the primary.
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Most donors do not want to reward a stolen election.
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Buttigieg has also been a darling of Silicon Valley donors.
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They did not provide a full report to their donors.
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Although Britain continued its support, finding other donors proved challenging.
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Buttigieg has been making inroads with tech donors throughout 2019.
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There are transactional donors kicking around the American political system.
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When foreign donors had difficult in getting appointments with Mrs.
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Put more simply: Private donors and taxpayers split the bill.
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The committee comprises friends and loyal donors of Mr. Trump's.
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Besides ... the max the donors can fork over is $2,800.
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Lawmakers and major Democratic donors could not get calls returned.
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Bernie Sanders are swearing off big donors and posh fundraisers.
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To some donors, that isn't a bad thing for McAuliffe.
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The event typically draws a large number of Republican donors.
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Yet the donors' support might not be guaranteed for long.
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Biden's donors were briefed last week after the Iowa caucuses.
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Her campaign superpower involves twisting the arms of rich donors.
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In between, donors are hearing from the candidates by phone.
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Now, there's nothing new about donors paying for photo ops.
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My experience can't stand in for that of all donors.
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But the group helps a relatively small number of donors.
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In 2018 to date, there have been 5,864 living donors.
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Other donors include Joanne and Fred Wilson, and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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And the toll on living donors is tiny in comparison.
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Unfortunately, donors are often stuck relying on poor evaluation methods.
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Candidates must either register 1% support in three qualified polls or have 65,20193 unique donors to their campaign, with a minimum of 200 different donors per state in at least 20 states to qualify.
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About 1,600 donors have given more than $200 to multiple Democratic presidential candidates this year, with the largest overlap existing among donors who gave to both Kamala Harris and at least one other campaign.
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The conference, which brings hundreds of right-leaning donors and philanthropists together each year in California, is the largest gathering of elite donors in the country, representing some of the deepest pockets in politics.
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In that election, Mr. Obama shattered fund-raising records, bringing in roughly $750 million, peeling away wealthy donors like the music producer David Geffen from the Clintons, but also tapping small-dollar donors online.
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The same is true for private donors who could see their influence multiplied many times over as each campaign will need to win these donors all over again during the course of the convention.
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Dr. Ruth Farrell, a bioethicist at the Cleveland Clinic, said the team is limiting the clinical trial to deceased donors to minimize the risks associated with the process, citing some complications among living donors.
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Williamson attracted enough donors (at least 217,000 unique donors and at least 200 from 20 different states) and polled higher than 1% from three qualifying polls to qualify for the first two Democratic debates.
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Stand:earth financed the new study "through the investments of small individual donors online (we have over 150K supporters and volunteers) and major donors as well," Executive Director Todd Paglia told CNN in an email.
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The contributions of some of the largest donors — such as Sheldon and Miriam Adelson, George Soros and Tom Steyer — are well known, while other donors, like Jeff Bezos, are better known for their careers.
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In the United States, which performs the highest number of living donor organ transplants in the world, women were 62 percent of kidney donors between 2008 and 2017 and 20163 percent of liver donors.
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In addition, candidates must also meet the donor threshold outlined by the DNC for the October debate, in which they must have 313,000 unique donors, including 400 donors each from at least 20 states.
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Warren, who has shunned private fundraisers and meetings with high-dollar donors, had criticized Buttigieg for meeting with donors behind closed doors and for failing to disclose who was raising big dollars for him.
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Using the Cooperative Congressional Election Survey, they first divided the population between donors and non-donors and then looked at how liberal or conservative they are on a 15-question test of political views.
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In addition, candidates must also meet the donor threshold outlined by the DNC for the October debate, in which they must have 130,000 unique donors, including 400 donors each from at least 20 states.
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Of the 20143 donors who gave Ms. James $1,000 or more for the July reporting period, just under a third of those donors, 28 percent, also gave money to Mr. Cuomo's 2018 election account.
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It's no coincidence that donors connected to oil and gas have continued to pour into Clinton's coffers and her Super PAC, while Sanders has relied primarily on a essentially unprecedented army of small donors.
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"Unfortunately, today, and for decades, we haven't done everything we can to procure organs from deceased donors, and we haven't been providing enough support for living donors," Azar said at a press conference Tuesday.
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CMS would use the OPO's donation rate, the percentage of possible donors who become actual donors and the transplantation rate, which is the percentage of organs transplanted after an organ is procured, Verma said.
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While 80 percent of Democratic donors to women's PACs noted a gender-related organization among the groups that helped them decide on candidates to support, only 46 percent of Republican women's PAC donors did.
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This region is more dependent on foreign aid than any other, and Western donors like democracy, although there is a continuing debate about whether the donors care about it as much as they used to.
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"Because of nature of super PACs, we don't know what these donors are being promised or what these donors want for their cash," Jesse Coleman, a researcher for Greenpeace, told VICE News earlier this month.
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In addition, candidates must receive contributions from at least 200,000 unique donors, as well as a minimum of 800 unique donors per state in at least 20 states, U.S. territories or the District of Columbia.
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If you look at the New York Times' geographical representation of donors so far, you'll see Bernie Nation — he has more donors than most candidates in most of the country, with a few regional exceptions.
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It's not just the lift from a minimum of 23,000 donors to 165,000 donors, he said -- it's the "millions" it will cost to run enough ads to hit the minimum of 3% in four polls.
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Sanders beat out the whole Democratic field in terms of fundraising, raising $25.3 million in the last three months with more than 1 million donors — more money and donors than anyone else in the field.
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They are looking into potential corruption involving favors for donors, whether foreign funds were illegally given through "straw donors," how the committee spent the money it took in, and how it accounted for that spending.
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Some Republicans agree that the party can retain many of Trump's donors, saying there is one unifying theme that could keep these donors engaged: a mutual distaste for Clinton and her agenda if she wins.
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As he writes: Donors are, on average, wealthier, older, whiter, more conservative, and more likely to be male than the general voting population; the larger the donations, the more wealthy/old/white/male donors get.
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To qualify, a candidate would need to have 1 percent support in three national polls or raise money from at least 65,000 donors from 20 states and 200 unique donors in each of those states.
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An independent audit and full disclosure of donors is what the foundation must do if it wants the public to trust that Hillary Clinton's White House doesn't grant special access to foundation donors, Flynn said.
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In a presentation to about 500 donors gathered at a five-star resort in the Rocky Mountains, Tim Phillips, the network's top political strategist, told donors that they'd no longer offer blanket support for Republicans.
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In 2015 in the United States, there were only about 9,000 deceased donors (each of whom can save up to eight lives) and 6,000 living donors (who most often donate a kidney or liver lobe).
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The crowded field has kept many donors on the sidelines, but the state Democratic Party has hired a strategist to line those donors up to cut checks to the winner hours after the polls close.
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This aggressive spending has unnerved many wealthy donors, who are unhappy that Bush has only gone down in the polls and that so much money is being spent against Rubio, whom many Bush donors like.
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To qualify for that debate, candidates need to secure at least 1 percent in three polls from designated outlets or collect contributions from 65,000 unique donors, including at least 200 donors from 20 different states.
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To qualify for the Detroit debates, the Democratic Party required that candidates have 65,000 donors, including at least 200 individual donors in 20 different states, or register 1% support in three qualifying public opinion polls.
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On Friday, the Foundation's website released a list revealing millions of dollars in donations from a number of big-ticket donors, including the Microsoft corporation, Exelon, and top wealthy donors like Ann and John Doerr.
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Donors immediately got behind Mr. Haskell: He qualified for public financing in less than a week, raising more than $29,000 from more than 450 donors; the state then gave the campaign $96,000 in election grants.
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As he battles to earn online donors, his campaign is also turning to their more tried-and-true event-based fund-raising, holding $10 "hometown happy hours" to get new small donors on the books.
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While Mr. Bannon boasted that he was turning donors against Mr. McConnell, some of the donors who talked to Mr. Bannon say he appeared to lack the organization to effectively raise and spend their money.
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How it works: This debate doubled the qualifying threshold of the last 13, requiring candidates reach 2% in 4 DNC-approved polls and draw 130,000 unique donors — including 400 donors in 20 different states. Aug.
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Ms. Warren's campaign said on Friday that it had received 943,000 donations in the third quarter from 509,000 donors, and more than 300,703 of those donors gave to her presidential campaign for the first time.
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" Plus...Debate qualification No. 2: "For the fundraising threshold, candidates need to receive donations from at least 225,00 unique donors, and a minimum of 1,000 unique donors per state in at least 20 different states.
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Buttigieg raised less money from small-dollar donors in January than in previous months: 29 percent of his funds came from donors giving $4003 or less, a drop from the 45 percent overall in 2019.
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A cut in that rate to 20 percent, however, would lead a number of political organizations and their donors to conclude that withholding the names of at least some donors would be worth the price.
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The people delivered: Wednesday was the "best new donor day of the campaign to date," and more than 70% of the donors were first-time donors to the campaign, according to Booker spokesperson Sabrina Singh.
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Donna Hall is the President & CEO of the Women Donors Network, a community of 200+ progressive women donors who invest their energy, strategic savvy, and their philanthropic dollars to build a just and fair world.
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Donors have dreaded the consequences of clashing with Mr. Trump directly.
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The Red Cross is not quizzing prospective donors about recent travel.
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The political donors hate him b/c they can't buy him.
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Warren's campaign reported she received 683,000 donations from 384,000 different donors.
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But smaller donors who give hundreds or thousands could drop away.
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Pelosi met with Democratic donors and advisors in Manhattan on Monday.
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The remaining 30% comes from rentals, merchandise sales, and individual donors.
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OneBlood centers in Orlando received scores of donors after the shooting.
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And political professionals, donors, and the media matter to Marco Rubio.
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So Evergreen is losing the support of donors, of prospective students.
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And no big fat cat political donors are leading the charge.
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Nearly 90 percent of those funds came from first-time donors.
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Unsurprisingly, most PAC money comes from corporations and ultra-wealthy donors.
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By banding together financially, small-dollar donors can sway federal elections.
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Roughly two-thirds of the cost was paid by private donors.
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Volunteers and donors from many faiths are contributing to the cleanup.
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The nonprofit, funded by anonymous donors, pays him hundreds of thousands.
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Individual donors can contribute $2,700 each to his general election campaign.
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Donors and patrons who make these threats seldom pay a price.
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I won't give ambassadorial posts to wealthy donors or bundlers -- period.
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New IRS policy allows some tax-exempt groups to veil donors .
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The process begins with soil, which arrives from donors and volunteers.
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Other major donors included Zappos, Live Nation, Caesars Entertainment and more.
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The events will be ticketed and could attract high-dollar donors.
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Manafort may have the hardest time eliciting sympathy from average donors.
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Joe Biden may be a favorite of the country's wealthiest donors.
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"Nobody likes to diet," Wansink wrote in his appeal to donors.
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And perhaps that's enough for donors who support a partisan agenda.
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The more donors give, the more access to events they get.
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Small donations accounted for less than a third of Biden's donors.
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The activists remain big donors to Mr. de Blasio's political efforts.
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Mnuchin dismissed talk that donors are concerned about Trump's judge comments.
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So artists' galleries and private donors all have to chip in.
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About four donors account for the $32 million, Barrack told CNN.
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Contributions are being matched up to $250,000 by several private donors.
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" LaMarche voiced some confidence that "DA donors will stay the course.
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Private donors could fill part of the gap, but not all.
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Donors loved watching cheerful kids play their way to cleaner water.
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For a great many those donors bestowed more than human blood.
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"A lot of donors are risk averse by nature," Packer said.
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With Brexit achieved, donors are less willing to open their chequebooks.
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Cruz donors are subscribing to the adage that winning begets winning.
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And 80% of funding for HIV programmes there comes from donors.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — His donors and supporters around the country are uneasy.
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Multiple donors want to start their own pro-Booker super PACs.
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This video has been edited to remove mention of small donors.
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Patients without H.I.V. would not receive organs from H.I.V.-positive donors.
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Women made up two thirds of the Senator's first quarter donors.
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Donors must be in good health to participate in the research.
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She gets all her money from the special interest and donors.
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The work around Minqin is funded by the government and donors.
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Virtually all of that money came from donors giving small checks.
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It's a similar story for top donors on the West Coast.
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As a result, he attracted criticism from industrialist donors to MIT.
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Currently, the app has over 400 charity users and 200 donors.
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In Britain, by contrast, the circle of major donors is tiny.
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Companies like Hustler Hollywood and HUM vibrators were among the donors.
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Obama's focus on online, small-dollar donors began changing that dynamic.
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Donors have since pledged more than 700 million euros for restoration.
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Donors should funnel more money and aid workers to the camps.
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Ministers warn that donors are ready to take their cash elsewhere.
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It plans to give them regular blood transfusions from young donors.
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Steyer is one of the most prolific donors to Democratic campaigns.
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Charities do not want to deter donors, whether governments or individuals.
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The charity urged donors to redirect funds away from Haiti's orphanages.
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American politicians are too busy chasing campaign donors to help them.
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GoFundMe has said it will fully reimburse the campaign's 14,000 donors.
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The catch is that not all of these donors are Texan.
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Trump is turning off Republican leaders, operatives, donors, and the press.
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He is already courting the support of the biggest Republican donors.
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His ideological purism fits the worldview of many large Republican donors.
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She works closely with the women and their donors at Baylor.
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The four women received uterus transplants from living donors between Sept.
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Donors sometimes use limited liability corporations, or LLCs, to make contributions.
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Accordingly, Ocean Cleanup has raised $40 million from donors and companies.
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Since joining, she has become one of the group's biggest donors.
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Trump has inspired fervor among possible Republican voters and small donors.
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"Other donors must also step-up their responses now," she said.
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All donors can benefit from being more methodical about their giving.
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It should calm nervous donors and reassure them of Clinton's strategy.
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Come to an event; talk to real people who aren't donors.
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The group is instead getting money from individual donors and philanthropies.
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Shutterfly and other donors often give her guests money and donations.
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It should be an easy pitch, both to donors and activists.
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Pediatricians say Florida hurt sick kids to help big GOP donors.
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They could even raise money from donors specifically for those sports.
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If she votes against him, the money goes back to donors.
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It's clear that political elites — candidates, activists, donors — are very divided.
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Increasingly, donors also earmark the funds they provide to multilateral outfits.
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Why do donors lavish money on some countries and not others?
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Parties are also understandably tempted to field wealthy donors as candidates.
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" And these are just the benefits that attach to "local donors.
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Finally, there's the influence of big-money donors on American politics.
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Donors are expected to contribute $100,85033 or more to be invited.
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" Finally, 91 percent believe "big campaign donors have too much influence.
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Big-name Wall Street donors can make a difference for Clinton.
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In the years since, donors have contributed enormously to rebuilding it.
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Even his donors and supporters wonder, what is wrong with him?
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Donors are also paying closer attention to the state-level battles.
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Trump also spoke out against large donors on the campaign trail.
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In some cases, mothers were the uterus donors for their daughters.
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"The recipients, the donors, have they traveled to Brazil, for example?"
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Some of the biggest Republican donors still resist Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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But that decision actually presumed full disclosure of donors in elections.
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So far, it has raised more than $174,000 from 380 donors.
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Jeb Bush, on whose behalf donors burned more than $120 million.
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Multinational donors should step up to assist, as President Trump noted.
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A few big donors may have helped to popularise deathbed philanthropy.
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Both Mercer and Singer are frequent Republican donors in races nationwide.
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But the impasse has left a sour taste with many donors.
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Republicans and their donors, on the other hand, got the message.
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But the damage — to both donors and recipients — was already done.
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For example, nearly 85033 donors gave to both Buttigieg and Sen.
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This shows Biden has already made the decision on big donors.
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The international donors' obligation to help Palestinians has not gone away.
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The report notes that presidents often appoint donors to such positions.
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"Donors are excited and motivated about what's coming next," he said.
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Again, international donors would be called upon to foot the bill.
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They note that Renacci has struggled to raise money from donors.
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Blood banks in the area put out a call for donors.
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Republican donors and activists invested heavily and reaped the electoral rewards.
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So, like Zainab, her donors need to be missing the antigen.
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He had recently hit one of the markers — 130,000 unique donors.
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Epstein would go on to become one of the institution's donors.
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He raised approximately $3.3 million from mostly large donors and PACs.
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No "coronation" In interviews, Democratic donors say they want a winner.
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Boos resounded on opening night, and donors made their displeasure known.
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And behind closed doors in recent days, donors still talked politics.
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Many are building educational and cultural programs that appeal to donors.
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The donors subsidize the cover to make it affordable for pastoralists.
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Research supported by private donors or companies would not be affected.
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By contrast, Biden has 13 billionaire donors, and Warren has two.
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Will other charities adopt digital tools to offer donors greater choice?
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Only 0.02 percent of these donors had canceled by January 2016.
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Annual donors have increased the size of their gifts as well.
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Around 100 donors attended the dinner, which cost $50,000 per person.
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"Donors are all being cautious about what's going to happen here."
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So why aren't conservative organizations and donors spending more on politics?
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That's led doctors to theorize about the existence of super-donors.
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Unlike federal races, Virginia has no contribution limits on individual donors.
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Historically, northern European countries have promoted kidney donations from living donors.
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In the past, older people were rarely considered as potential donors.
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A donors conference will be held in Brussels in mid December.
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The balance came from donors, most of them in Silicon Valley.
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Donors will have found the "low-hanging fruit" in a cause.
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Tying parties and leaders to unpopular donors is certainly nothing new.
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The proposition was simple: Donors made "pledges" to the crowdfunding campaign.
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Conservative donors like the Koch brothers found common ground with liberals.
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Their donors & special interest groups are not happy with them. Sad!
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One of his biggest local donors is a hospital staffing company.
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A week before feeding, Ashantison puts his donors on a diet.
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AT&T was among the top donors to Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has been seeking small donors for his campaign.
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There are ways for donors to avoid having their donation stranded.
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Donors are asked to add their contributions to a spreadsheet online.
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Congressional candidates are relying more heavily on reaching donors via phone.
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There is too much uncertainty for large and small donors alike.
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Clinton to a room full of 200 Democratic donors in Miami.
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So we asked first-time donors to tell us their stories.
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But on Friday, Democratic donors appeared increasingly interested in the race.
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What's less normal is the promises he made to the donors.
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But donors care less about these things than one might hope.
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Activists criticized a plan to empower small campaign donors as halfhearted.
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Mr. Trump raised about half of that, mostly from small donors.
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Maggie, the GOP and their wealthy donors are scared of Seth.
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Some fund-raisers are asking donors to consider doing just that.
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That whopping number is how much was raised from private donors.
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They're talking to donors, consulting lawyers and studying the primary map.
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Children of long-ago casual sperm donors are finding their fathers.
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Until now, many donors were sitting on the sidelines, Vein said.
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The number of truly big-money donors is much, much smaller.
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In February, Biden saw his standing among small-dollar donors improve.
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Donors must pay at least a $1,000 to attend the event.
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But for better or worse, big-ticket donors redirect research emphasis.
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The graphic did not include any additional information of the donors.
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Mr. Loeb has been among the most generous donors to Gov.
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Part of the problem was a decline of small dollar donors.
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This type of test could identify donors for coalescence serum therapy.
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And she has focused her fund-raising efforts on small donors.
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Biden's early campaigns were lavishly funded, increasingly by big donors across
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The donors' response to repeated pleas that they release the money?
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Democratic donors come off the sidelines for Biden, by Amie Parnes.
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That could change, though, given the president's predilection toward big donors.
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Since then, Buttigieg, 2125, has made inroads with big-money donors.
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" A: "Well, he's getting a ton of wealthy donors, isn't he?
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Especially the donors who financed this court know it as well.
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But donors can add strings to whatever funds they are promising.
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Both billionaire donors are close to Mr. Trump, a fellow tycoon.
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Major initial donors included Shonda Rhimes, Reese Witherspoon and Meryl Streep.
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The same is true for most of the country's biggest donors.
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Mr. Biden's ability to attract small donors will be closely scrutinized.
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They are often generous donors to local political and religious figures.
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Scott, a pastor, declined to name the donors funding the effort.
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They already have nearly 100,000 donors giving an average of $12.
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But who women donors favor tells only part of the story.
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Just as assiduously as he pursued donors, Schumer wooed the press.
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Very few donors, even extremely wealthy ones, gave more than $10,000.
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Numbers such as these impress investors, donors and other African leaders.
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They dug into the interests of the Clinton Foundation's foreign donors.
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Others assure donors that they're complying fully with all applicable laws.
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Direct cash support by major donors traditionally covers chronic budget shortfalls.
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Members of the body include party chairs, activists, and big donors.
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Democratic donors and operatives were meeting in Florida to plot strategy.
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He has had over the years Jewish advisers, employees and donors.
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In recent years, the party became dependent on big-dollar donors.
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Fully stocked blood banks were soon turning away would-be donors.
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Donors had been told the money would all go to charity.
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Other board members are also party regulars and deep-pocketed donors.
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Female donors are giving more money than ever to midterm races.
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Overall this year, Biden has accrued 344 donors from this group.
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This agenda will, however, be worth billions to certain campaign donors.
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Instead, a separate foundation is tasked with outreach to private donors.
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Funding came from private donors in Namibia and around the world.
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He failed to make gains in the polls and with donors.
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Warren has relied on small-dollar donors to fuel her campaign.
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Two other top-tier fundraisers who have courted traditional donors, Sen.
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They also said 56% of donors were new to the campaign.
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"I would love clients to be like silent donors," she said.
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Sanders said nearly 300,000 new donors gave to him last quarter.
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I suppose it's gratifying to see donors touting the work, though.
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"Donors are stepping up earlier than they have before," he said.
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Reuters interviewed a dozen donors to PACs in the informal network.
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Reuters interviewed a dozen donors to PACs in the informal network.
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Their biggest donors included Richard Blum, investor and husband of Sen.
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These were political donors, I was told, lobbyists and generous patrons.
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Tough proposes two explanations for this widening gap: politicians and donors.
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In other words, big donors' money is suddenly no good here.
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The outcome has some party donors questioning the group's spending decisions.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs pledge to not award positions to top donors.
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In 22, with help from donors, Cambodia began iodizing table salt.
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He's raised a total of $4.9 million from individual donors. Sen.
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The note, when clicked, leads to a web page for donors.
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Democratic donors hate Cruz: Sure, O'Rourke is young, personable and handsome.
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This has yet to turn us into a nation of donors.
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In fact, international donors have snubbed Baghdad's request for reconstruction funds.
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Ideologue donors steer checks to politicians deemed fighters, rather than compromisers.
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More than half of the contributions have come from new donors.
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Fundraising numbers, especially from small dollar donors, are through the roof.
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Since then, Warren has focused on appealing to small dollar donors.
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Hoffman has also encouraged other donors to follow in his footsteps.
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They'll meet with their contacts at the school, they become donors.
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That's the FEC's jargon for donors that give less than $2628.
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The identities of these small-dollar donors can be kept hidden.
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It is worth emphasizing, however, how idiosyncratic these small donors are.
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It's an important commitment to our students, families, alumni and donors.
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And Trump donors can squirm when asked to talk about them.
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And so far, donors in the US have responded with enthusiasm.
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Donors who give in small amounts helped fill Trump's campaign accounts.
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And then there's the scramble for Harris' supporters, donors and staff.
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All blood types are needed along with platelet and plasma donors.
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" In general, though, Mr. Lenkowsky said: "Donors need to be prepared.
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Worth $23 billion, Bloomberg would spend no time hitting up donors.
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Sanders and Buttigieg have both built large bases of donors online.
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The donors to the foundation are almost all Naval Academy alumni.
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New York State and private donors have been keeping them open.
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" But, Ms. Dacey added of big donors, "They still need them.
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WARREN: I don't meet behind closed doors with big-dollar donors.
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No. It was because you were going to have skittish donors.
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But Western officials also blame international donors who fund the elections.
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The nonprofit organizations don't know how to compel donors to give.
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But e-mails show that donors got special access to you.
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But those aren't the only costs that donors have to pay.
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That can be a major burden, especially for low-income donors.
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If forced to pick, GiveWell recommends donors give to Against Malaria.
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Moreover, 2000% of our art collection has been built by donors.
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So yes, donors care whether their money is doing any good.
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Many of these donors had a lot riding on Clinton's decisions.
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If it works, it could prove hugely influential for other donors.
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As transplant programs have become more willing to match patients with donors who are at elevated risk of carrying viral diseases, organ procurement organizations like New England Donor Services have been energized to pursue such donors.
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Garland falls in the middle, meaning that either he hired an ideologically heterodox group of clerks — some Republican donors, some Democratic donors — or that his clerks themselves donated in a way that suggests they're political moderates.
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Outside groups and big dollar donors are getting ready to fight on TV Many of the groups, think tanks and donors that helped bolster the GOP congressional majority are now openly at odds with the leadership.
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None of them have been even tacitly blessed by the candidate -- who spent months railing against big donors -- leaving some contributors who'd like to cut six-figure checks still sitting on the sidelines, multiple donors said.
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At nearly every rally this year, Trump has touted that he's self-funding his campaign (despite receiving millions from small donors and merchandising) as a sign of his independence from the political establishment and big donors.
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Mr. Bloomberg's method of cultivating donors in the 2020 campaign was on display this week: On Tuesday, when he visited Philadelphia, Mr. Bloomberg hosted a private reception for donors and dignitaries at the National Constitution Center.
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In addition, candidates must receive donations from at least 200,000 unique donors as well as a minimum of 800 unique donors per state in at least 20 U.S. states, U.S. territories, or the District of Columbia.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing a copy of the subpoena, reported that prosecutors asked for "all documents" related to the committee's donors and vendors, as well as records relating to "benefits" donors received after making contributions.
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And while small-dollar donors and the activist base they symbolized were instrumental in his success, Obama also glad-handed at plenty of fancy, exclusive receptions for rich donors both during and after his 2008 victory.
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In a related twist that some donors may like (and others might deem onerous), all funds are transferred to custom debit cards, so donors can track where and when the money they've donated is being spent.
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"It's much cheaper overall to avert famines ... but it's hard for donors globally to keep coming up with the money when humanitarian needs are outstripping donors' increased rate of funding," said Peter Smerdon of the WFP.
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And since patients who receive kidneys from live donors tend to do better health-wise than those on long-term dialysis or who receive kidneys from deceased donors, who gets those organs can have real consequences.
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Dr. John Peek, who manages New Zealand's largest fertility clinic, Fertility Associates, told me that about half of the country's donors are now "personal donors" who choose to give to a particular couple or female friend.
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A wider embrace by donors has also been hampered in some quarters by genuine political disagreement between more middle-of-the-road potential donors and Mr. Cruz, a professed conservative purist on economic and social issues.
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Trump is basically mixing up money taken from donors with money he loans to himself (which will likely be reimbursed by donors later) and spends it on his own companies, giving them an infusion of cash.
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The super PAC hosted a Christmas party for donors at the Trump International Hotel, which has emerged as a go-to destination for donors and others seeking to rub elbows with Trump family members and insiders.
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In the wake of the Times article, others who have worked at New America highlighted different interactions in which they contended that Ms. Slaughter sided with donors — and prospective donors — over her own scholars and fellows.
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Held in a private suite on April 30, 313, it was for donors and prospective donors to America First Action, a super PAC that has raised nearly $50 million to support Mr. Trump and allied candidates.
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Gail: Warren has been righteously pursuing the cause of campaign finance reform — relying on small donors and trying to cut down on the influence of big-money donors with big-money interest in the federal government.
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Having supported the 103 creation of Our Revolution, a 501(c)4 group that does not have to reveal the names of big donors, Sanders has gently suggested that it reveal those donors without distancing himself.
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In addition to the polling criteria, candidates may qualify if they have received campaign contributions from at least 65,000 unique donors, and a minimum of 200 unique donors per state in at least 20 US states.
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Reuters was unable to determine whether donors intended to support the Jammeh Foundation for Peace, or if donors, charity officials and the bank were aware that Jammeh was using the account to build his personal wealth.
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Without naming them, she faulted Biden for telling wealthy donors earlier this year that "nothing would fundamentally change" if he was elected and Buttigieg for offering special access to his "national investors circle" of top donors.
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The loans, which were not disclosed to donors like the International Monetary Fund, spurred donors to cut off support when they were disclosed in 2016, triggering a currency collapse and a default on Mozambique's sovereign debt.
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Another source said that the party's local donors were remaining behind the party for now, and added that some major donors were still "waiting" to see what the new Independent Group does nationally before switching sides.
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Furthermore, our findings indicate that the donors who focus on Latino candidates are less well-connected than other donors, and that fundraisers held on behalf of Latino candidates feature fewer party elites and raise less money.
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In September, it will be more difficult to make the cut: Candidates need at least 2 percent support in four polls and 130,000 unique donors (with at least 400 donors each in 20 states) to qualify.
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Wednesday to submit certifications to the DNC that they had received campaign contributions from 65,000 unique donors including 200 donors each from 20 states, or that they reached 1% support in three polls from an approved list.
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Message to liberal donors In his remarks to donors this year, Obama has sought to drum up excitement for the still-to-be-named Democratic nominee, a challenging proposition given the significant differences between Clinton and Sanders.
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The use of Trump's campaign money to pay for the legal fees means small-dollar GOP donors are footing part of the president's tab in addition to the wealthy donors who contribute to the RNC's legal account.
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"We provide the highest quality donors for the safest possible babies and happiest families," says Fredrik Andreasson, chief financial officer of Seattle Sperm Bank, which focuses not just on healthy but on "sellable" donors, such as doctors.
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Small donors helping Trump Yet Trump has been kept alive by online donors -- plus his willingness, no matter how elusive it seemed at points, to dig into his billions of net worth and independently finance a bid.
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For Adams, the fact that Stein has no wealthy corporate donors bankrolling her campaign makes her inherently "more authentic and honest" than Clinton, who he says has spent the last 25 years courting rich donors and celebrities.
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People close to Biden have also heard from a few donors, as fundraisers are looking to teach Biden's team about the best methods to appeal to online and small donors, according to people involved with the deliberations.
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Just as Barry Goldwater proved in 1964 that he could run a presidential campaign without the support of large donors, Donald Trump is today proving that he can run his campaign without almost any donors at all.
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The reasons are plentiful: the access donors received, the appointments given to donors, donations in return for speeches from Bill Clinton, and the donations from foreign governments, just to name a few items on the laundry list.
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Candidates will also have to certify that their campaigns have received donations from a minimum of 2900,220006 individual donors and 2202 unique donors per state in at least 2628 U.S. states to qualify for the third debate.
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In 2010, Israel launched a scheme that when allocating transplant organs in situations of equal medical need, gives priority to living donors, family members of deceased donors and those who have long been on the donor register.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports that although the FDA lifted its lifetime ban on gay and bi male donors last year, OneBlood still does not take blood from gay or bi donors who have ever been sexually active.
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While some donors have also been growing impatient, eager to choose another candidate if Biden doesn't run, he is likely to have a far easier time raising money than most other candidates, at least among top donors.
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Republican donors moved quickly to seize on the ruling, pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into the last three national elections, while Democrats struggled to persuade their donors to invest in "super PACs" at the same scale.
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The names of donors giving more than $200 in a single election cycle must be reported to the Federal Election Commission and are public record, but the voluntary disclosure of the names of small donors is uncommon.
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Candidates must meet both a polling and donor threshold: At least 2 percent in four national DNC-approved polls and at least 130,000 unique donors, coming from at least 400 unique donors in 20 or more states.
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In the US, posthumous sperm donation has raised its own set of ethical questions In the US, where sperm donors can remain anonymous and are relatively well-compensated, there&aposs no shortage of sperm from live donors.
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Warren and Sanders have both gobbled up small-dollar donors at a rate the Biden camp hasn't been able to contend with, putting more pressure on the former vice president's campaign to win support from big donors.
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It called for "heightened scrutiny" of donors, greater transparency surrounding research donors, and the creation of a committee to review large gifts that "raise questions of conflicts of interest, reputational risk for the university or other controversy."
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And the party's new debate criteria have made small-dollar donors even more important: In addition to a polling requirement, candidates can also get on the debate stage by receiving contributions from at least 227,210 unique donors.
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In a move that seemed designed to compete with Mr. Sanders for small donors, Ms. Warren's campaign announced on Monday that she would forgo all traditional private fund-raisers and one-on-one meetings with big donors.
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All told, the campaign has more than 21625,2900 individual donors who have given an average of $220006, blowing past the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) fundraising threshold of 2202,2628 unique donors needed to qualify for the January debate.
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About 20 percent of donors were new supporters of Sanders, he said.
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Addressing a luncheon of Republican governors and donors in Washington on Feb.
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Roughly 3% of Trump's donors are liberal, according to Crowdpac's ideological scoring.
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The remaining 210% (or 221,245) were performed with organs from living donors.
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You point out Trump actually did very well with smaller-dollar donors.
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Here are some of the biggest donors to be released so far.
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He was one of the top donors during the 2018 midterm elections.
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"Jeb Bush is a puppet to his donors," Trump said in August.
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And of donors identified in IRS records, most were described as retired.
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Never before did the nation's top political donors have so much influence.
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More than two-thirds of his donations come from small-dollar donors.
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"Donors may not dictate University administration," the school said in a statement.
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International donors have pledged $2.2 billion to support a government peace plan.
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The diverse group of donors ranged in age from 17 to 71.
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She raised $566,000 from more than 15,000 donors during her first quarter.
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It means that the NRA does not have to disclose its donors.
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He added that he's received offers from Democratic donors and some Republicans.
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He'll need to go from "self-funding" to courting big money donors.
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By next afternoon, donors had given $9,035 of the initial $10,000 goal.
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The New York Times: Bloomberg pursues wealthy donors, but not their checkbooks.
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If he's the nominee, Silicon Valley donors will be there for him.
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Platelets in general tend to be scarce because there are fewer donors.
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Several major donors have contributed to the RNC's legal fund this year.
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Both have deep-pocketed donors ready to bankroll an extended primary fight.
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"International donors need to rethink how they're funding these projects," said Counsell.
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There were hours of "call time" — huddled in a cubicle, dialing donors.
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Mr Ghani needs time to implement his reforms; donors must be patient.
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However, it invested in Southern banks and its donors benefited from slavery.
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Contributions have also been made when donors text "CHEECH" to 91-999.
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And international donors pledged more than $10 billion to help displaced Syrians.
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That's just one of several questionable relationships between the Clintons and donors.
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Additionally, they need to raise money from at least 165,000 individual donors.
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Overall, the FTC says these charities bilked donors out of $187 million.
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"No issue has motivated Republicans donors like this since Kavanaugh," Duncan said.
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While the AP never labeled them as major donors, clearly many were.
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So donors can give more at one session, and far more frequently.
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Details: Since the debate, Booker's campaign has added nearly 20,000 new donors.
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Meanwhile governments and donors must decide when to subsidise, and how much.
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The USA was robbed by rich campaign donors and con artist Senators.
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The ICRC's obligations are backed by "outcome funders", ie, donors, mostly governments.
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