Off-Facebook fundraisers will be able to be synced up to Facebook fundraisers.
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Becerra's explanation: campaign fundraisers are going to do what campaign fundraisers are going to do.
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He's also due to rake in $14 million in donations during campaign fundraisers, a Republican familiar with the fundraisers.
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While donors and fundraisers aren't yet committing to specific candidates, they are, in some cases, attending fundraisers and writing checks.
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To figure out the best way to design personal fundraisers and have them function, Facebook spoke to dozens of people who have either created fundraisers, been the beneficiary of fundraisers, or donated to them to hear their stories.
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It's also launching its Fundraisers API, which will allow users to sync their off-Facebook fundraising pages to their Facebook fundraisers.
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"As long as there is a Restore Hetch Hetchy there will be lawsuits or measures or fundraisers — lots of fundraisers," he said.
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"Your efforts at the fundraisers, those four fundraisers we had together were more than enough, you've helped me so much," he said.
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Instead of doing high-dollar fundraisers like Buttigieg, Warren has said she would not solicit wealthy donors and hold high-dollar fundraisers.
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She has also urged Buttigieg to open his fundraisers to reporters and list his top campaign fundraisers, two moves Buttigieg announced on Monday.
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These include allowing Pages to create and donate to fundraisers, as well as the ability to add matching donations and co-organizers to fundraisers.
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Still in beta, the group of tools is called YouTube Giving, and it includes options for fundraisers, community fundraisers, campaign matching, and Super Chat for Good.
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Personal Fundraisers Posted by Facebook on Wednesday, March 29, 2017 The launch of personal fundraisers follows a series of other efforts Facebook has made in the fundraising space.
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"There are other candidates out there who are intentionally making the decision to go into closed-door fundraisers to solicit money from high-dollar fundraisers, bundlers," Shakir said.
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Pete Buttigieg, under intense pressure from Elizabeth Warren and Democratic activists, announced last week that he would be opening his fundraisers and disclosing his top donors and fundraisers.
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From Vox's count of Biden campaign schedule and press pool reports, the vice president has so far attended more fundraisers than campaign events: 22 fundraisers and 2800 campaign stops.
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Since April, the South Bend mayor has continued to trend upward in the polls and has held numerous fundraisers, including "grass-roots fundraisers" that set low costs for admission.
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Personal Fundraisers Posted by Facebook on Wednesday, March 29, 2017 In addition to personal fundraisers, Facebook Pages will now be able to include "Donate" buttons on their live video broadcasts.
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The "Discover" section lets you find out about new and popular fundraisers, while the "Manage" tab lets you keep track of fundraisers friends have invited you to in the past.
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Of course, offering personal fundraisers in a time of crisis can also be problematic, as there are a number of scammers now trying to capitalize on crisis with fake fundraisers.
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His campaign announced on Monday that all of his future fundraisers will be open to the press, and that a list of his fundraisers will be released within the week.
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Since party nominees typically host expensive fundraisers to help others in their party, if Warren continues to reject fundraisers, it could curb the spending power of other Democratic candidates for congressional offices.
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Tim Kaine headlined 33 fundraisers this month, bringing in a more modest $12 million, according to estimates, meaning together the Clinton-Kaine ticket raise around $80 million at fundraisers they personally headlined.
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However, the fundraisers have another advantage for the social network.
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Fundraisers are perfectly positioned to address this shift in use.
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Does she really have fundraisers on each of those nights?
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He became the trendy choice for fundraisers and fan events.
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I have different views, I was at Hillary [Clinton] fundraisers.
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Trump Victory fundraisers can realize up to $449,000 per person.
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Since then, he has headlined numerous fundraisers across the country.
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But Kaine has headlined his share of top dollar fundraisers.
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She has become one of the campaign's most accomplished fundraisers.
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Singing Valentines serve a dual purpose as fundraisers and outreach.
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Federal employees cannot fundraise but they can speak at fundraisers.
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In addition to Hudson, Spicer has headlined fundraisers for Rep.
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Other community organizations have launched fundraisers to chip in, too.
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He was last in Silicon Valley for fundraisers in February.
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The Richmond Times Dispatch first reported news of the fundraisers.
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Biden has also aborted upcoming fundraisers, including two in Chicago.
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And he's held fundraisers for vulnerable Freedom members, including Reps.
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They could, however, still speak to donors and attend fundraisers.
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President Donald Trump has also not revealed his top fundraisers.
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Warren now scorns standard political fundraisers, she did begin her
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MORE and George W. Bush held their first reelection fundraisers.
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The President made the announcement while visiting California for fundraisers.
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Bernie Sanders are swearing off big donors and posh fundraisers.
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The fundraisers come at a key moment for Biden's campaign.
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People Raise $300M Through Birthday Fundraisers in First Year Birthday fundraisers in the News Feed are more than just an engagement hack — they've also raised $300 million for charity in a year, Facebook said today.
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Shortly after the Warren campaign released more details about her legal work, the Buttigieg campaign announced they would allow reporters into Buttigieg&aposs fundraisers and release the names of all his top fundraisers and bundlers.
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The collected fundraisers, who for years have bundled checks for Mrs.
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Pence's midterm schedule, which includes rallies, fundraisers and political events: Oct.
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Some major Obama fundraisers, like billionaire Doug Goldman, are backing Harris.
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The debates will also serve as fundraisers for local progressive groups.
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The days of big high-dollar fundraisers are looking increasingly passé.
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However, personal fundraisers can still incur fees from 6.9% to 8.8%.
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Past fundraisers have also been held for Buttigieg in the area.
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Data-sharing among fundraisers meant she was bombarded with begging letters.
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Much of Clinton's May fundraising came through fundraisers she personally headlined.
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"I've seen you at fundraisers," Mike says and the guy realizes
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Of course, most of the money ended up with the fundraisers.
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Clinton has been attending a series of fundraisers in recent days.
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Clinton personally headlined 174 fundraisers in 2015, according to CNN's count.
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But he became one of the most successful fundraisers in history.
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Facebook doesn't charge fees for fundraisers that support verified charitable organizations.
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Braun has hosted fundraisers for the Democratic party in the past.
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The planned D.C. fundraisers for Hawley, who will likely face Sen.
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Some were strong fundraisers, and some were passionate about their constituents.
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Bush will headline two fundraisers for Burr next week on Oct.
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President Donald Trump is in California hosting a series of fundraisers.
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He's thrown fundraisers for politicians like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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About two years later, officials began testing another new tool: fundraisers.
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He's become sought after for his versatility at rallies and fundraisers.
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We used to have to arrange schedules around fundraisers for senators.
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She recalls her family holding fundraisers for Republican politicians like Sen.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have sworn off big dollar fundraisers.
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RNCspokesman Michael Ahrens mocked the DNC for letting Clinton headline fundraisers.
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And he attended campaign fundraisers over the weekend and on Monday.
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He's also headlined fundraisers and attended a wedding in the building.
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Fundraisers will become virtual and will be open to pooled press.
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The Thursday fundraisers were first reported by CNBC and The Intercept.
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He also grew a goatee, went to parties, fundraisers, rock concerts.
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The campaign said it would be holding its fundraisers online indefinitely.
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In San Francisco, her large, elegant house was ideal for fundraisers.
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But some business owners say fundraisers were launched without their permission. .
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Next month, Buttigieg has a half-dozen New England fundraisers planned.
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The party's star fundraisers include some of those freshmen, like Reps.
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Elizabeth Warren and Democratic activists over the secrecy of his fundraisers.
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Trump described the fundraisers as "very successful" on the trip back.
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Two other top-tier fundraisers who have courted traditional donors, Sen.
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But she hit him on his private fundraisers anyway Thursday night.
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The top Democratic fundraisers are well behind that overall total: Sen.
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Many are already on the West Coast for events and fundraisers.
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Elizabeth Warren, who accused him of selling access to wealthy fundraisers.
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Biden, in particular, been under pressure to disclose his top fundraisers.
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He's already made in-state visits for fundraisers for Florida Sen.
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"Hundreds of thousands of fundraisers in 2019 benefited charities," GoFundMe said.
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Biden is doing big fundraisers, but he's letting the press in.
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Sanders has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers for the entire campaign.
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It's not unusual for presidents to attend political and nonprofit fundraisers.
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We've done a number of fundraisers on an ad hoc basis.
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Money brought in from other fundraisers has been depleted, according to Nancy.
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After the shooting, the Eagle Eye reported on vigils, funerals and fundraisers.
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"That's indicative of the problems these high dollar fundraisers present," Fischer said.
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H: When you organize these art auction fundraisers, who is donating work?
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And his connected endorsees and fundraisers are also now up for grabs.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in the 2016 primary took part in fundraisers.
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"She is not cozying up to Wall Street at fundraisers," Sharma said.
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Even at football's highest level, coaches are speakers, fundraisers, and university figureheads.
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Money is going toward field trips, team uniforms, sporting events and fundraisers.
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Clinton headlined 15 fundraisers last month, with her running mate, Virginia Sen.
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WUSA said her paintings will be up for auction at upcoming fundraisers.
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The two Monday night fundraisers raised at least $6.3 million, CNN reported.
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"Well there was zero pushback from Ted Cruz," Johnson told the fundraisers.
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Clinton has routinely turned to celebrities to boost her campaign and fundraisers.
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We've also done specific fundraisers for St. Pauli's charity, Viva Con Agua.
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At the same time, Trump has also stopped doing high-dollar fundraisers.
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Every night the mosque is filled with prayers, food, socializing and fundraisers.
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Meanwhile, Rubio fundraisers are claiming Bush's money spigot is opening to them.
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Several media reports said Hall devoted 200 days a year for fundraisers.
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And he's already attracting attention from some of the party's biggest fundraisers.
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Don't be fooled folks, those Movember fundraisers couldn't care less about charity.
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Pelosi is one of the most prolific fundraisers in the Democratic Party.
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After tossing around several ideas from barbecues to fundraisers, it was decided.
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They also shared a bond as major fundraisers for the Democratic Party.
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Beyoncé has attended fundraisers for the Democratic presidential nominee in the past.
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Sanders for attending Democratic Party fundraisers from which you say he benefited.
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Duncan: Our income has come mostly from our fundraisers and intermittent donations.
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It hosts trivia nights, live music, fundraisers, and "brewery yoga" on Sundays.
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Big shots will continue to fill campaign coffers, and hold fancy fundraisers.
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His argument: Private fundraisers didn't corrupt her, and they aren't corrupting him.
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Some, like the decision to forgo high-dollar fundraisers, have paid off.
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I go to their fundraisers if it can add to their strength.
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They saw her allies begin sending out invitations for high-dollar fundraisers.
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Bernie Sanders, unlike their moderate rivals, have sworn off big dollar fundraisers.
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The fundraisers had to sue Brant to get him to settle up.
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And yet my Jewish friends go out and have fundraisers for him.
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Elizabeth Warren, has gone further, refusing to even attend high-dollar fundraisers.
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Trump is in California this week for two days attending multiple fundraisers.
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Buttigieg has since agreed to open his fundraisers up to the press.
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The volleys began in Boston on Thursday night, when Warren criticized Buttigieg for not disclosing the names of his campaign's top fundraisers since April, or opening his fundraisers to the media, which former Vice President Joe Biden has done.
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The release comes on the same day that the mayor announced he would be allowing press into all of his future fundraisers -- something he had not done to date -- and releasing his list of top fundraisers for the campaign.
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The ornate space holds numerous annual fundraisers during the Palm Beach social season.
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As anticipation builds, there will likely be more fundraisers and events popping up.
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She and her husband have also held fundraisers in the past for Sen.
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As a result, some are slashing budgets, cutting staff and holding emergency fundraisers.
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If you want to donate to the victims, many have fundraisers set up.
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" She later added: "I'm not going to go do the big-dollar fundraisers.
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Bassen and Kurtz are discouraging supporters from starting any fundraisers for their cause.
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They also said that some have been trying to shut down antifa fundraisers.
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Facebook launched the tool in August 2017, five months after introducing personal fundraisers.
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Kamala Harris, who have all been holding high-dollar fundraisers for their campaigns.
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Fundraisers and desktop support for Community Help are arriving in the weeks ahead.
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Ryan has already campaigned with him extensively and appeared with him at fundraisers.
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Weather, fundraisers, job listings, and even movie times and games are all integrated.
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By comparison, the 14 fundraisers Clinton headlined in September raised around $22 million.
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She will also headline fundraisers in New York and Washington, DC, next week.
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With Plumfund, fundraisers can ask friends and family in all sorts of categories.
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Cory Booker also scored donations from at least two dozen of those fundraisers.
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Friends and relatives held fundraisers to help defray the cost of her care.
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The number and type of fundraisers will grow as Florence's damage becomes clear.
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But there is an added benefit -- they also make the President's fundraisers happy.
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Today, Facebook is dropping its platform fees pertaining to fundraisers for personal causes.
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Dan Patrick, who backed Cruz in the primary and hosted fundraisers for him.
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Fundraisers were even established to help cover the costs of Garnett's hospital stays.
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She doesn't give interviews, she doesn't host fundraisers, and she's proud of it.
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Church fundraisers helped them to raise a fraction of the money they needed.
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Watson spent the first three days of the Democratic convention crashing private fundraisers.
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Clinton personally headlined multiple fundraisers Weinstein was involved in organizing during the campaign.
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He's appeared at Republican fundraisers and made calls to thank particularly high donations.
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The president still needs many fundraisers to help build his library and foundation.
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In 2016, Facebook fundraisers raised millions of dollars for more than 750,000 nonprofits.
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And since his primary victory, Kennedy has attended fundraisers with Senate GOP leaders.
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The Democrat has been one of the top fundraisers in this election cycle.
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Reagan delighted in making his "good Republicans" quip at fundraisers before GOP donors.
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"I don't spend time at fancy fundraisers," the senator wrote in a tweet.
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Obama is in New York on Wednesday to speak at two party fundraisers.
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"I'm not planning to do large-dollar fundraisers," O'Rourke told reporters in Iowa.
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Again, we had a meeting in New York with a number of fundraisers.
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Obama is expected to headline more fundraisers for progressive candidates in the fall.
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Most of the fundraisers Biden has attended have been open to the press.
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But last week, Ryan hosted fundraisers for two Freedom Caucus members: freshman Rep.
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Female vets have proven themselves strong fundraisers and excellent candidates in this context.
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When Feinstein ran for reelection in 2018, Biden attended one of her fundraisers.
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Biden's campaign is allowing limited media access to all of the candidate's fundraisers.
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They were lobbyists and fundraisers, captains of industry and presidents of locals banks.
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But even the hungriest fundraisers know that accepting donations from foreigners is forbidden.
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He held fundraisers at private residences near Mountain View and in Beverley Hills.
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In her email to fundraisers, Parker gave Strickland high marks on Hollywood issues.
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Professional fundraisers get a percentage — sometimes more than 2800 percent — of your donation.
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Warren has sworn off having her campaign take part in big money fundraisers.
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Buttigieg relented on the latter Monday, agreeing to open the fundraisers to media.
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Warren, meanwhile, has targeted Buttigieg throughout the weekend for holding closed-door fundraisers.
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He described the "very successful" fundraisers he'd had over the prior two days.
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Joe Biden also touches down in Silicon Valley on Wednesday for three fundraisers.
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There are hundreds of fundraisers for victims of rape and sexual assault on the website, though BuzzFeed News noted that a significant number of sexual assault-related fundraisers fly under the radar, never meeting their goals or making national news.
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But some of the party's fundraisers and strategists say those candidates may have little power to rein in the party's big elite fundraisers and donors, who are eager to raise and spend whatever it takes to topple President Donald Trump.
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When asked if the campaign wanted to comment on the charter backers who have hosted fundraisers—and whether Buttigieg has spoken about charters at any of these fundraisers—spokesperson Sean Savett referred VICE to a June article published in NBC.
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In turn, Trump has aggressively campaigned for Blackburn by hosting numerous rallies and fundraisers.
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"Swearing off high-dollar closed-door fundraisers is a meaningful, significant pledge," Fischer said.
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One of Clinton's fundraisers this week was co-hosted by Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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The haul puts Harris below some of the race's top fundraisers, like Vermont Sen.
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That's more cash on hand than held by the three top Democratic fundraisers combined.
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He's set to attend at least two fundraisers starting June 17, CNBC first reported.
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The park greatly depends on donations and fundraisers, and from their sponsorship with Toyota.
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Brown is not a regular at big-money fundraisers held in cushy hotel ballrooms.
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King has appeared at events with Clinton throughout 2016, including fundraisers for her campaign.
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The Democratic duo headlined 70 fundraisers in August (37 for Clinton, 33 for Kaine).
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Where Romney revels in the admiration of his fundraisers, Trump appears to shirk it.
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We held fundraisers for her, we kept engaged all the way through her process.
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He had several other fundraisers slated for his stay in the Lone Star State.
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She appeared at two fundraisers, a long national security meeting and a CNN interview.
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Vice President Mike Pence regularly appears at fundraisers and events hosted by the group.
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Warren has pledged to avoid high-dollar fundraisers during her primary bid, joining Sen.
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The $28503 million total puts him well behind the Democratic primary field's top fundraisers.
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He is also slated to headline a series of California fundraisers later this year.
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But she's had a host of big-dollar private fundraisers for her 2020 campaign.
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The hotel, along Pennsylvania Avenue, also has become a popular venue for GOP fundraisers.
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Members of Congress would still be allowed to attend fundraisers and speak to donors.
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As donations continue to rise, the fundraisers have lifted their target goals to match.
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While they had previously organized fundraisers, they realized that there were limits to charity.
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Other lawmakers who taken the challenge have continued to attend fundraisers and campaign events.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have rejected hosting these kinds of top-dollar fundraisers.
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Every four years, celebrities headline fundraisers and hit the campaign trail for presidential hopefuls.
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She made a rejection of high-dollar fundraisers a central tenet of her campaign.
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He has allowed limited access to his fundraisers since the beginning of his campaign.
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He collected $96 million from donors in 2019, without holding any high-dollar fundraisers.
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The "This Is Us" star has also been hosting virtual fundraisers for the candidate.
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Joint fundraisers are subject to different contribution limits than are campaigns and party committee.
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The president is spending the weekend golfing after attending two Democratic fundraisers Friday night.
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Several of the bundlers listed are former fundraisers for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Trump has also held fundraisers on Wall Street since locking up the GOP nomination.
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Since then, they've held several joint fundraisers and even led a charity bike ride.
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Sanders and Warren have both sworn off all high-dollar fundraisers in their campaigns.
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Biden will attend fundraisers in the Bay Area on Thursday, one hosted by Sen.
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Republican nominee Mitt Romney's campaign held at least four fundraisers in London and Jerusalem.
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In the third quarter alone, Biden held more than 22019 fundraisers and donor events.
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Still, Warren finished the year as one of the primary field's most formidable fundraisers.
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Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Biden were all scheduled to hold fundraisers in the coming days.
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Deepali used to find ways of doing mini-fundraisers at home with the children.
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Elizabeth Warren recently announced she would not hold closed-door fundraisers with wealthy donors.
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Weiser was supportive of Trump's 2016 bid and was one of his top fundraisers.
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For instance: Content types: content posted through marketplace, fundraisers, Facebook dating, messages, and spam.
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In the 3rd quarter, she raised $24.6 million after swearing off big money fundraisers.
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"Whoever is bundling for him at these fundraisers should be exposed," she told reporters.
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Warren and Buttigieg are both among the most prolific fundraisers in the primary race.
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The California senator is also well-connected to some big fundraisers in Democratic politics.
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And outside Boston, Ramesh Kapur is busy organizing fundraisers in Cleveland, Chicago and beyond.
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Pence has headlined a number of GOP fundraisers across the country since taking office.
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Obama typically allowed reporters to attend his fundraisers while he was delivering formal remarks.
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Biden is doing big fundraisers, but he's let press into them from the beginning.
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Garry was a longtime supporter of Penn's charity, attending fundraisers and making countless contributions.
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San Francisco (CNN)Hillary Clinton, a candidate who has headlined nearly 70 fundraisers in California during her campaign, will sweep through the Golden State one last time this week for a series of top-dollar fundraisers, according to invitations obtained by CNN.
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He also hosted fundraisers for former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel.
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From protests to fundraisers, people are mobilizing in an attempt to do something about this.
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The Krupinskis were also involved in politics and threw fundraisers for Republican politicians, Newsday reported.
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Other fundraisers on the list include Anthony Scaramucci, Tommy Hicks, Robert Grand and Gentry Beach.
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We're told Jael would often spearhead online fundraisers to provide scholarships to those needing treatment.
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Online fundraisers have been created for some of the victims, such as Clark and Roberts.
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FOR the past two years, Democratic fundraisers have been engaged in an unprecedented fundraising effort.
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Fundraisers will almost certainly not be a productive use of your time at this stage.
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Buscabulla has organized and performed at several fundraisers in New York City since Maria struck.
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Closed-door fundraisers -- tweets from celebrities notwithstanding -- have made it easier to employ that strategy.
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And families can even set up fundraisers to cover their costs or support a charity.
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The fundraisers feature lets fans donate to campaigns started by creators through a donate button.
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Clinton spent much of August holding high-profile fundraisers in New York, California and Massachusetts.
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The former first daughter's events are not standard political fundraisers, according to sources and invitees.
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Hillary Clinton has been postponing fundraisers with financial executives ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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Yes, he is attending two fundraisers: a luncheon in Fort Worth, where Texas Lt. Gov.
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Last week, Trump promised to hold rallies and fundraisers nationwide as Election Day draws closer.
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Pence has appeared several times at fundraisers for GOP governors and the Republican Governors Association.
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He's selling out fundraisers and has tacked on other events to continue to raise money.
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While at his properties, the president generally golfs and holds fundraisers and events with supporters.
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Democratic candidates are the leading fundraisers in 15 open seats currently held by a Republican.
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There have been fundraisers for the family and bags of groceries left at their doorstep.
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Regulators have focused on initial coin offerings (ICOs), online fundraisers where new cryptocurrencies are sold.
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If she can, she could be able to be compete with the top-tier fundraisers.
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Clinton spent August almost entirely off the campaign trail for a string of private fundraisers.
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He speaks at the annual March for Life and attends fundraisers for anti-abortion groups.
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Weinstein eventually came around on Obama, and hosted multiple fundraisers for his 2012 reelection campaign.
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Buttigieg is one of the few top-tier presidential candidates holding traditional fundraisers this year.
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They were the biggest fundraisers in the third quarter, raking in nearly $50 million combined.
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The roster includes California-based consultant Christine Forester, who was one of Obama's top fundraisers.
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But what sets Warren and Sanders apart is their avoidance of big-ticket fundraisers altogether.
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He attended more than a dozen fundraisers in the final weeks of the third quarter.
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Buttigieg's campaign, days after those calls, now says he will open his once-private fundraisers.
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Facebook introduced its personal fundraisers feature in 2017 to allow crowdfunding efforts on its platform.
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Al Sharpton as planned while canceling four events in Florida, three of which were fundraisers.
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The memo notes Walker already has 30 fundraisers for the first half of 2017 scheduled.
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Major GOP donors and fundraisers are wondering whether they're wasting their money on super-PACs.
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Warren has sworn off taking part in big money fundraisers for the 2020 presidential primary.
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For more details on making and receiving donations, visit the site's fundraisers and donations page.
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He did not attend fundraisers or go door-to-door to recruit voters, she said.
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Joe Biden has opened his fundraisers to the press since the beginning of his campaign.
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He also does not provide the time, place, and hosts of all of his fundraisers.
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Warren, 70, does not hold big-ticket fundraisers, and largely accepts only small, online donations.
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He made the stop at the voting facility in between appearances at two political fundraisers.
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In Silicon Valley, meanwhile, Buttigieg has also had fundraisers with several prominent charter school supporters.
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President Donald Trump next week is also scheduled to travel to California, partly for fundraisers.
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We went to some very large and beautiful houses, and we had some beautiful fundraisers.
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Democratic fundraisers and donors agree that they aren't ready to sound the alarm just yet.
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The two have canceled rallies and fundraisers and directed campaign staffers to work from home.
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He was one of the top fundraisers at the event, with over $31,000 in donations.
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He's s also hosted fundraisers for Republicans who voted in favor of his own confirmation.
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Buttigieg has faced weeks of criticism from rival campaigns and Democratic activists over his employment at McKinsey and his closed-door fundraisers with wealthy donors, particularly from Warren, who has banned in-person fundraisers on her campaign as part of an anti-corruption platform.
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PEOPLE co-sponsors the kickoff VIP party, where the reality stars mingle with sponsors and fundraisers.
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Robertson hosted high-dollar fundraisers for President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton during their presidential runs.
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I don't go to closed-door fundraisers, I don't hang out with millionaires and corporate CEOs.
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Barrack also contributed to Trump's campaign by hosting fundraisers for real estate mogul earlier this year.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Facebook is changing its tune when it comes to fees and fundraisers.
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The Biden campaign invites press to cover these events, something not all candidates do for fundraisers.
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Florida Senate contenders Rick Scott and Bill Nelson were the second and eighth most successful fundraisers.
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Both she and Sanders have forsworn high-dollar fundraisers, but combined, they outraised Biden, California Sen.
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Some donors have tried convincing Warren's staff to relax her rule forbidding fundraisers — to no avail.
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Harris headlined finance events across the country, including regular fundraisers in her home state of California.
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And Buttigieg, who is 37, has already drawn support from top Obama fundraisers, CNBC has reported.
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At 14, becomes one of Australia's schools' biggest fundraisers, raising money during a 40-hour famine.
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Additionally, his wife Jill Biden has held more than a dozen fundraisers for her husband's campaign.
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But the art of fundraising is there's givers and there's fundraisers and some people straddle it.
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The challenge was to disclose donors and fundraisers who hold a title in a presidential campaign.
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With her eight fundraisers in the state this month, Clinton will have headlined 68 events there.
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Both candidates are running grassroots campaigns, and have sworn off big-money fundraisers and corporate PACs.
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Hillary Clinton huddles with top fundraisers The RNC did not respond to a request for comment.
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There are a number of verified fundraisers on GoFundMe where you can donate to relief efforts.
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But because Buttigieg stacked his calendar with in-person fundraisers, private planes were needed more often.
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Using Facebook's existing payment platform infrastructure, fundraisers support donations from 39 different countries and various currencies.
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There are parades, protest marches, dance parties, queer soup nights, fundraisers, and Calvin Klein rainbow jockstraps.
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Clinton has only headlined 22 fundraisers this quarter, well under the pace she set in 2015.
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Fundraisers for both parties expect the 2020 election cycle to ultimately cost more than $1 billion.
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The couple has long supported President Obama and have attended fundraisers for Clinton during her campaign.
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Other crowdfunding sites, Patreon, and YouCaring, have also banned fundraisers that align with the far-right.
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And as Recode senior editor Tony Romm noted, Amazon's lobbyist was one of Trump's top fundraisers.
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Clinton is scheduled to headline Democratic National Committee fundraisers in San Francisco, Chicago and New York.
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Some of those he suggested were prominent Republican fundraisers, and others had direct ties to Broidy.
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"Executive experience" for most of them has meant campaigning for votes and showing up at fundraisers.
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Just ask the class of '103: They've been to more fundraisers than you've eaten chicken wings.
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Politico noted that Clinton's birthday parties have previously doubled as fundraisers, raking in millions of dollars.
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Biden has proven himself to be among the most adept fundraisers in the Democratic primary contest.
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Crowdfunding site Indiegogo, citing the online spread of vaccine misinformation, banned anti-vaccine fundraisers in April.
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It means listening to what liberal voters—not consultants, not party mandarins, not fundraisers—are saying.
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Word of the fundraisers comes as Gillespie trails Democratic rival Ralph Northam in the money race.
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The president had been previously scheduled to attend campaign fundraisers in Houston and Dallas on Thursday.
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Her finance director even quit, out of disagreement with Warren's strategy to avoid big-dollar fundraisers.
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Biden, on the other hand, was headed to Wall Street for multiple fundraisers just last week.
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Since Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Bush has also participated in fundraisers for Sens.
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One estimate put the number of fundraisers that had been created through the program at 144,000.
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"So it's unlikely we'll have any in-person fundraisers until that process is completed," Nix said.
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Even in normal circumstances, just over 25 percent of fundraisers meet their goals, researchers have found.
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Traditional fundraisers, campaign rallies and speeches are replaced with virtual events that have faced technological snafus.
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Van Dongen has also earned a reputation as one of the top fundraisers on K Street.
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But Booker has consistently lagged behind the top fundraisers in the battle for his party's nomination.
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Buttigieg has faced intense criticism from rivals such as Warren for participating in high-dollar fundraisers.
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Deep pocketed donors often show up at school fundraisers with bags full of cash, he said.
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Its board members openly endorse their party's candidates, hold fundraisers for them, and contribute to them.
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All proceeds for these fundraisers go to the DNC and the party's infrastructure, the aide added.
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Trending up: Facebook fundraisers have generated $37 million for fire relief in Australia, the company says.
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Sanders and Biden have high name recognition and are strong fundraisers -- as are O'Rourke and Harris.
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In addition to donating to nonprofits, users can also set up fundraisers for a personal cause.
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In early 2019, she announced that she was giving up the private fundraisers and rich donors.
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He pointed out that Warren attended high-dollar fundraisers when she ran for Senate in Massachusetts.
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Warren also took part in fundraisers co-hosted by those with ties to the lobbying industry.
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Warren has a long-held network of wealthy donors Famous names sponsored fundraisers for Warren, too.
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Lasry and Effron were marquee fundraisers for former President Barack Obama and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The fundraisers were hosted on a number of digital platforms, including Donorbox, PayPal, Patreon, and Classy.
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Another part of this is all the benefits, fundraisers, and membership drives that were brilliantly created.
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Since February 2018, Ori Gallery hosted 18 community events and workshops, eight exhibitions and seven fundraisers.
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Thousands of smaller fundraisers for RAICES have cropped up over the last several weeks, Facebook says.
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Like Warren, Sanders has eschewed the kind of high-dollar fundraisers typical in presidential campaigns, and has instead powered his campaign with small-dollar, online donations and what he has dubbed "grassroots fundraisers," events with relatively low ticket prices and supporters of all means are invited.
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Facebook's Safety Check had already integrated fundraisers back in June, but those have a 6.9 percent plus $.
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Access to personal fundraisers are open to all as of now, and can be found via facebook.
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An FAQ for Facebook's Fundraisers notes that the company levies a fee for personal donations of 6.9% + $.
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That rise has piqued the interest of Hollywood, where the candidate has headlined a number of fundraisers.
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He was involved in the veterans' program at his college and participated in toy drives and fundraisers.
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Both candidates have refused to participate in high-dollar fundraisers, and are emphasizing grassroots, small-dollar contributions.
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Trump fundraisers say he dropped off the map after that event and for most of the campaign.
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The eight deaths were also confirmed by multiple online fundraisers set up to support the surviving relatives.
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"We'll be back, and it won't just be for fundraisers and late-night talk shows," Meagher said.
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Facebook launched the donate button in 2013, and last year let people easily set up personal fundraisers.
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It was met with not only memes, but fundraisers launched by people who really, really do care.
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Steyer did not host fundraisers for his campaign and has declined to take money from corporate PACs.
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Instagram is working on "Donation" stickerIt lets users to start fundraisers for their favorite non-profits pic.twitter.
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The President has co-mingled business with politics, holding countless political events and fundraisers at his properties.
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They've set up fundraisers, and photos show the girls smiling alongside their friends at the lemonade stand.
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The Smith brothers became prolific fundraisers for their local Congress member, Robert Ehrlich of Baltimore County, Maryland.
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Facebook has not shared how much money birthday fundraisers have raised but says they are gaining momentum.
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But many fundraisers have been created by the victims themselves, or in their names by loved ones.
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Clinton headlined two fundraisers in Los Angeles on Thursday and met with top African American city officials.
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In the old days, there were professional political fundraisers who probably had something they would call software.
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So they decided to run a series of fundraisers to make his status in their family official.
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It is expected that Clinton will headline more New York fundraisers before the end of the campaign.
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Facebook charges fees on some of these fundraisers, except for those for charitable organizations and personal ones.
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The two Monday night fundraisers raised at least $6.3 million, according to ticket prices and attendance figures.
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It was not clear whether Trump will charge for rallies that are not specifically designated as fundraisers.
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The Tuesday fundraisers will be held at law firms Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison and Weitz & Luxenberg.
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Ask a couple of peasants to do the editorial work, while hosting fundraisers for the editorial budget.
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GoFundMe has also created a hub where you can find verified campaigns or individual fundraisers for victims.
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President Trump has developed a new line that he uses at rallies, fundraisers and White House meetings.
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Many of Clinton's fundraisers have been closed to the media, but not the one on Friday night.
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Yet several of Biden's fundraisers believe that the campaign needs to improve its appeal to online donors.
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The service will let users send money to friends, shop from Facebook Marketplace or donate to fundraisers.
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He's also hosted a series of fundraisers at his various homes around the country over the years.
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The television host and former Cincinnati mayor also attended fundraisers over the summer for Democratic Ohio lawmakers.
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He said Saturday that he did not have any plans for large-dollar fundraisers for his campaign.
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The service will let users send money to friends, shop from Facebook Marketplace or donate to fundraisers.
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He's also raising money for the Clinton campaign and congressional Democrats during a string of four fundraisers.
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Obama is currently on a week-long trip in California, where he has been attending Democratic fundraisers.
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Trump properties have become go-to destinations even for Republican politicians who are not headed to fundraisers.
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Justice Alito has been criticized for attending political fundraisers, a red line that federal judges shouldn't cross.
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Researchers at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania randomly divided university fundraisers into two groups.
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Indeed, several Democratic presidential hopefuls have held the kind of high-dollar fundraisers that Sanders has criticized.
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Bush headlined fundraisers for Republican candidates in Florida, Texas and North Dakota in September, and for Rep.
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The DNC says Obama will do more fundraisers this year, but there are no set dates yet.
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They're already doing favors for members, hosting members, doing fundraisers for members, helping members get legislation through.
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No special access or call time with rich donors or big dollar fundraisers to underwrite my campaign.
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Had Sanders withdrawn sooner, Clinton could have held more fundraisers in the spring while spending less money.
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Sometimes Jill even takes on more commitments than her husband, throwing fundraisers, parades, or even house parties.
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It's received donations from fundraisers held by local television stations, charitable individuals, and churches around the country.
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Trump was expected to attend fundraisers and speak at the Republican Jewish Coalition conference on the trip.
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Ryan also transferred $1.7 million directly to GOP members, in addition to hosting 49 fundraisers for members.
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I don't spend call time asking rich donors to throw big dollar fundraisers or underwrite my campaign.
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But Yang's Q3 performance is still far outside the top tier of fundraisers in the Democratic field.
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Warren's proposal also would ban lobbyists from making political contributions, bundling donations or hosting fundraisers for candidates.
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Biden has taken other measures to make his campaign transparent, including allowing press access to his fundraisers.
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The time for a more direct style of political combat, aides tell fundraisers, has not yet come.
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Known for her sponsored giveaways and for pushing fundraisers, she's also made personal donations with de Rossi.
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Beyond previous Harris backers, Biden has captured many other wealthy fundraisers who were helping former primary candidates.
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He regularly cruises to reelection and ranks as one of the most prolific fundraisers in political history.
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When he wasn't pulling in millions of dollars at swanky fundraisers, Trump took the fight to California.
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And other potential candidates with deep ties to the Democratic Party's biggest fundraisers, including former Virginia Gov.
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In addition to the event with Webber on Wednesday, Ryan is also headlining fundraisers for US Reps.
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All of them have raised millions at fundraisers with the wealthy, a common practice in both parties.
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When it came to reproductive rights, the platform noticed a 20 percent increase in fundraisers this year.
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Buttigieg's campaign announced on Monday they'd open his fundraisers to press, after scrutiny around that as well.
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Trump will attend additional fundraisers in Los Angeles and San Diego on Wednesday before returning to Washington.
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He attended fundraisers for Trump in Florida and the campaign's election night victory party in New York.
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No special access or call time with rich donors or big dollar fundraisers to underwrite our campaign.
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Fundraisers, lobbyists and even some of my colleagues will surely tell me this is a terrible idea.
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For me, over the last year or so I've actually been running semi-regular fundraisers on Facebook.
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He navigates between rural working-class communities in his district and national Republican Party fundraisers with ease.
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Biden's big money haul reflects his sway with some of the country's most influential donors and fundraisers.
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"The real fun/drama will come from all the 'hidden' videos from his private fundraisers," he tweeted.
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Another roughly $16 million was from 20 fundraisers cohosted with the Republican National Committee, the statement said.
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Many of those charities also reportedly later paid to use Trump properties to host their own fundraisers.
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On Tuesday, Abedin was in the Hamptons with Clinton, wrapping up the last of three days of fundraisers.
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All fundraisers have to first go through a review process to ensure they meet Facebook's policy and guidelines.
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Gorman did not realize this when she was hosting fundraisers across the country for Obama eight years ago.
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The movie mogul also helped raise millions of dollars for the Democratic Party, hosting fundraisers during Obama's presidency.
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Fundraisers, including one at the National LGBTQ Center for the Arts, also dominated his recent Bay Area trip.
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Buttigieg's campaign has attracted enthusiasm from a number of top Democratic fundraisers since it launched in late January.
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But start arranging high-level, well crafted finance events/fundraisers, and the money will start to come in.
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He will be stepping in at fundraisers set for Seth MacFarlane and Barry Diller's homes, according to Deadline.
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Other strong tech fundraisers include Buttigieg, who has visited Silicon Valley perhaps more often than any other candidate.
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Hollywood fundraisers So for now, Obama is relegated to the fundraising circuit as Democrats battle for the nomination.
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Biden has devoted a substantial amount of time to fundraising, holding more than three dozen fundraisers last quarter.
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Now you can add a message to your check-in, information about fundraisers and links to community resources.
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To date, Clinton has raised close to $6 million at three fundraisers in October, according to CNN's estimates.
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Clinton does, however, have fundraisers slated for Wednesday and Thursday, including one that will be open to cameras.
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Last month, another crowdfunding website, GoFundMe, also made the decision to ban anti-vaccination fundraisers from its platform.
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Many creators have responded to the presidency of Donald Trump with benefits, fundraisers, visual art and new music.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) who shunned "big money fundraisers" and is pushing for a grassroots donations movement. Sen.
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He and Sanders have proven themselves to be the most prolific fundraisers of the 2020 field so far.
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Clock running out for field Senior Trump fundraisers concede that they are running against a fast-ticking clock.
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She has sworn off expensive fundraisers and is relying almost entirely on online donations to fund her campaign.
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Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House of Representatives, and other Republican leaders hosted fundraisers for Ms Lesko.
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On Tuesday, the organization's website was returning server errors, likely due to increased traffic from the many fundraisers.
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It was built in 1884 after 14 years of fundraisers and negotiations, the University of New Orleans said.
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A bulk of Clinton's haul came from fundraisers she or her husband, former President Bill Clinton, personally headlined.
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The former first daughter will also headline two Florida fundraisers on January 29 focused on the LGBT community.
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"The biggest thing is the donors," the source said, a reference to Buttigieg's raising money through pricey fundraisers.
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It was built in 1884 after 14 years of fundraisers and negotiations, the University of New Orleans says.
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The spending from House Republicans and party committees appears to be mostly for fundraisers held at Trump properties.
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Crowdfunding platforms like GoFundMe, Patreon, and YouCaring have also cut fundraisers for alt-right–associated causes and people.
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As the New York Times reported Monday, the 2020 contender announced she would skip private, VIP-style fundraisers.
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The former secretary of state will headline six fundraisers in the Golden State on next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Other Republican fundraisers similarly worry about a cockiness taking hold now that they have unified control of Washington.
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King has appeared at multiple events with Clinton throughout 2016, including fundraisers for the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign.
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About 100 of the New Jersey governor's most loyal supporters, including his campaign fundraisers, were on the call.
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"He has requests from numerous top tier Senate candidates to headline fundraisers for their campaigns," the source said.
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Through donations, t-shirt sales, calendar sales and other fundraisers, Lauricella has been able to sustain the sanctuary.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz is summoning his top fundraisers to an exclusive retreat in Las Vegas next month.
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But in the last month, he's faded in the discussion among top fundraisers and donors, the bundler said.
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Meanwhile, some Biden fundraisers seem to be shrugging off any effect Bloomberg may have on their candidate's campaign.
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The Trump Organization could earn as much as $160,000 per event for those fundraisers, according to the report.
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Obama's interview will be taped on Wednesday while he is in New York to attend two Democratic fundraisers.
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Clinton, Kaine and Bill Clinton are expected to attend more than 80 fundraisers this month, a source said.
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He's lent a hand to a handful of local candidates in both states, leading fundraisers and holding events.
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The fundraisers come with polls showing a tightening race in Burr's tough reelection fight against former state Rep.
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Warren's campaign is rejecting donations from PACs and federal lobbyists, and she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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Other high-profile lawmakers, including members of GOP leadership, are likely to be busy with fundraisers as well.
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Warren has vowed to not accept money from political action committees and does not hold high-dollar fundraisers.
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Obama also headlined fundraisers for the Democratic National Committee in September of last year and this past June.
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McGrath was one of the top fundraisers of the cycle and narrowly lost her bid to unseat Rep.
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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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Outside the convention floor, various events, panels, parties and fundraisers are all part of the revelry in Philadelphia.
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By comparison, Clinton has raised $415 million through joint fundraisers, of which $117 million went to her campaign.
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You need to help lead society in your day job, not just at fundraisers and thought leadership conferences.
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There's no front-runner, but Democrats Joe Radinovich and Jason Metsa have emerged as the top two fundraisers.
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The Vermont Country Deli in Brattleboro, Vermont, offers catering services and donates food to local fundraisers and charities.
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It currently has six children on ventilators, and already must hold fundraisers to make up for Medicaid underfunding.
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Later Friday, Trump is expected to travel to his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida for campaign fundraisers.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden held two fundraisers in Boston at the beginning of June, and California Sen.
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The people who support Hillary sit behind CNN anchor chairs, or headline fundraisers - those disconnected from real life.
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Biden has held four high-dollar fundraisers in the past week in New York, Pennsylvania and Greenwich, Conn.
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Biden has had to rely on traditional Democratic fundraisers, where donors write checks and mingle with the candidate.
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Buttigieg has headlined hundreds of private fundraisers in 2019, crisscrossing the nation to raise millions from wealthy Americans.
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Key fundraisers are jumping ship from Joe Biden's struggling presidential campaign to instead support Mike Bloomberg's ascending candidacy.
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Fundraisers for projects based on the blockchain technology behind bitcoin are called token sales or initial coin offerings.
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The vice president has headlined fundraisers recently in Indianapolis and will host an upcoming event in Columbus, Ohio.
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An avid cyclist, he also manages to compete in several races a year, many of which are fundraisers.
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But Clinton had perception problems that were totally unconnected to her fundraisers and not shared by other Democrats.
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And other Democrats who relied on traditional, big-dollar fundraisers also slipped, presaging difficulties financing robust campaigns. Sen.
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Warren and Bernie Sanders have spurned fundraisers for the primary and the general election, calling them inherently corrupt.
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Earlier this week in New York, Buttigieg began opening his fundraisers to press coverage for the first time.
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Earlier this week in New York, Buttigieg began opening his fundraisers to press coverage for the first time.
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Or rather, it was a fight about high-dollar fundraisers, political access, and who gets to have it.
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The SEC issued a warning about promotion of online fundraisers known as initial coin offerings (ICOs) on Nov.
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Bernie Sanders, have decided not to hold fundraisers at all, instead relying mostly on online, small-dollar donors.
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"That's really positive news for fundraisers and for people that work in the non-profit sector," said Mesch.
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Warren announced in late February that she would forgo fundraisers, dinners, receptions or phone calls with wealthy donors.
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Despite neither candidate holding traditional high-dollar fundraisers, Warren and Sanders both significantly outraised former South Bend, Ind.
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Donate To Regional Organizations & Fundraisers GoFundMe has hundreds of fundraisers posted by people impacted by the fire; the site has curated lists of verified campaigns to help those affected in the Carr Fire, the Mendocino Complex Fire, and the Holy Fire, as well as campaigns posted from throughout Southern California.
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Facebook says it currently has a 123-hour proactive review process to ensure fundraisers meet category and community policies.
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And his son, Eric, vowed to stop holding charitable fundraisers while his father is president of the United States.
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Weinstein helped to connect Hillary Clinton to Hollywood during her 2016 campaign and organized multiple fundraisers that she headlined.
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And both companies have been criticized in the cryptocurrency community for letting their fundraisers collect insane amounts of money.
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Individual fundraisers are capped at $1,000 matched to help spread the doubling of donations throughout causes large and small.
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The news means people organizing personal fundraisers will get to keep a bit more of the cash they receive.
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"Those fundraisers are where influence is peddled," said Brendan Fischer, director of federal reform for the Campaign Legal Center.
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"Usually, when presidential candidates go to California, it's just for a spree of fancy private fundraisers," the email read.
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Fabric's closure caused ripples across the international dance music community, with many creating fundraisers for the club's legal fees.
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In his motion, Webb wrote that it is typical to donate money to campaigns when his friends hosted fundraisers.
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It's a bi-monthly meeting where local nonprofits come together to learn about other community resources, events, and fundraisers.
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Pete Buttigieg, who has consistently outraised Biden, has more than a dozen big-money fundraisers scheduled before Super Tuesday.
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"Hillary Clinton has been out of the state on a number of occasions for high-dollar fundraisers," he said.
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Several GOP members of Congress, party committees, and outside groups have held fundraisers and other events at the hotel.
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Weinstein also threw massive high-profile fundraisers for Clinton and causes such as gun control and HIV/AIDS research.
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Clinton also cancelled two fundraisers on Monday -- one in Cleveland and another in Cincinnati -- because of the Orlando attack.
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Multiple online fundraisers set up to support the survivors also noted the death of eight of the Holcombe family.
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With her nine fundraisers in the state this month, Clinton will have headlined 69 events in the Golden State.
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She has also been a vocal anti-Trump critic, supporting marches and fundraisers ever since his election in November.
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Bush attended a couple McCain fundraisers via Air Force One, but he traveled without the Arizona Senator in tow.
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Clinton, Kaine and Bill Clinton are expected to attend more than 113 fundraisers this month, according to the sources.
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Here, you can select from a wide range of charities, fundraisers, campaigns, crowdfunding pages, and projects eligible for donations.
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The Clinton campaign also relied on fundraisers headlined by campaign surrogates, including former President Bill Clinton, and online donations.
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Crowdfunding site YouCaring has also set up a donation page with fundraisers created specifically for victims of the wildfires.
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He holds Republican Party fundraisers at his own properties so he can get a personal cut of all contributions.
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According to CNN's analysis, fundraisers personally headlined by Clinton brought in at least $22 million in the forth quarter.
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Apple previously had a rule that banned iOS apps from collecting funds for charities or fundraisers via Apple Pay.
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They've scheduled dozens of debate-watch parties and fundraisers — everywhere from union halls to country clubs to Irish pubs.
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The fundraisers benefit Trump Victory, a joint fundraising account for the Trump 2020 campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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Those made towards wider causes will be disbursed to hundreds of verified fundraisers and charities related to the cause.
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Ryan and McCarthy will also go to Pennsylvania and Texas in June for fundraisers for both organizations, Politico said.
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You'll find similar fundraisers at GoFundMe (an early entrant in the crowdfunding scene in 2010), Plumfund, and Indiegogo's Generosity.
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Multiple online fundraisers set up to support the survivors also noted the death of eight of the Holcombe family.
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When they get back to Washington, listen to what the lobbyists, fundraisers and experts want to see get done.
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The money race in the early days of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary is largely frozen, according to fundraisers.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has sworn not to do large private fundraisers if she becomes the Democratic nominee for president.
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LISTO PARA HILLARY: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: Hillary Clinton's campaign is hosting two fundraisers in Mexico on Wednesday.
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Also this week, reports surfaced about a corruption investigation that has ensnared several of de Blasio's donors and fundraisers.
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And if you're like many users, your newsfeed became particularly overrun by fundraisers during the last month or so.
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Sanders has also avoided high-dollar events, but has held so-called "grass-roots fundraisers" with low admission costs.
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BuzzFeed found that he missed two hearings in June 2013 and July 2014, the same days as his fundraisers.
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Republicans in the state told the Dispatch that the fundraisers benefited House Republicans generally, not just Chabot or Turner.
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Volunteers were out in the community, talking to voters on the street and organizing phone-a-thons and fundraisers.
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Unlike other Democrats, Sanders has no plans to hold big-money fundraisers and has not courted big-name donors.
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After departing Springfield, he's heading to the West Coast for Democratic Party fundraisers in San Jose and Los Angeles.
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Other key fundraisers for the event included former Twitter executive Katie Jacobs Stanton and former Obama ambassador Denise Bauer.
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GOP fundraiser Alexandra Kendrick said that while the vast majority of her clients have canceled fundraisers — including Texas Sen.
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And well-connected donors could not only write checks themselves but could also invite their wealthy friends to fundraisers.
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Yet humans often respond to hungry people, whether it's through food banks, fundraisers or sharing their snack or lunch.
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He will hold fundraisers in Los Angeles and San Diego on Wednesday before making his way to the border.
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Sanders has previously blasted Clinton for her pricey fundraisers, calling them obscene in an interview on CNN last month.
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His campaign has touted its ability to raise large sums from small individual donations rather than big-dollar fundraisers.
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Anderson pointed out that Sanders appears at party fundraisers, and participates in the coordinated campaign efforts with other Democrats.
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EST: President Trump has lunch with Tom Barrack, one of his top fundraisers and the planner of his inauguration.
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Buttigieg shot back, slamming her for having held similar big-dollar fundraisers in the past for her Senate campaign.
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On September 4, the People's Bank of China announced a ban on digital token fundraisers called initial coin offerings.
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She had not previously said she would avoid big-dollar fundraisers during the general election if made the nominee.
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The new measures come after a barrage of criticism from progressives including Warren, who does not hold private fundraisers.
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Buttigieg subsequently opened private fundraisers to reporters, adopting a move Biden had made at the beginning of his campaign.
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The president headed to Dallas to attend GOP fundraisers and receive an update on the recovery from Hurricane Harvey.
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Biden allows reporters into all of his fundraisers but does not currently disclose the members of his finance committee.
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Bernie Sanders have eschewed big donations and private fundraisers, instead relying on small-dollar donations to fuel their campaigns.
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Two of his rivals, Warren and Sanders, have eschewed high-dollar fundraisers; Buttigieg and Biden, however, have embraced them.
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Biden is not the only candidate who doesn't take part in fundraisers that are hosted by campaign officials. Sen.
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Physical fitness Each candidate is going to host campaign rallies and will set up campaign offices, fundraisers and more.
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Schools are allowed to use crowdfunding sites for school-wide fundraisers, but the district has to approve the projects.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign charged up to a hundred thousand dollars for fundraisers in L.A. she may well not attend.
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And his son Eric vowed to stop holding charitable fundraisers while his father is president of the United States.
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Republican fundraisers are reportedly aware of these plans and believe that it's a genuine attempt from the Romney camp.
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The SEC has previously issued specific warnings about the promotion of cryptocurrency online fundraisers known as initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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The group is in the midst of hosting five fundraisers in major cities, most recently in Dallas and New York.
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Facebook birthday fundraisers have taken off and raised millions of dollars for good causes such as the International Rescue Committee.
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He has held nine fundraisers to date, with more planned in the coming weeks in Boston, Atlanta and New York.
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Few folks say it is time to ditch fundraisers, which have been a bedrock of the hustings for a century.
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A campaign aide tells CNN that something they work in regularly is "a scheduling balance" between fundraisers and open events.
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As soon as Cruz finished his speech, top GOP fundraisers and elected officials spilled into the hallway — some openly enraged.
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For instance, Susie Tompkins Buell, one of San Francisco's most prolific fundraisers and an establishment Democratic powerbroker, is backing Buttigieg.
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And Buttigieg was scheduled to host a teleconference call Monday evening as a reward for his most prolific volunteer fundraisers.
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A number of black fundraisers who helped Booker have also decided to sit the primary out, at least for now.
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In past rollouts, she promised to forbid lobbyists from making political contributions, acting as bundlers or hosting fundraisers for candidates.
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Three things have boosted Warren's standing in Silicon Valley since she rattled tech's cage this past winter, Democratic fundraisers say.
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At least three members of Congress had fundraisers at the home while Pruitt lived there, according to The Daily Beast.
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I've seen my fair share of Facebook birthday fundraisers and have donated to organizations without a celebrity endorsing them first.
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The following October, he met up with a lobbyist who had organized events and fundraisers for Hunter in the past.
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Fundraisers note that Trump cannot stretch the boundaries here -- there are restrictions on how the earmarked money can be used.
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In California last month, he prioritized fundraisers over spending more time with Latinx activists at the state Democratic Party's convention.
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At launch, Callblock can screen calls from scammers, debt collectors, robocallers, telemarketers, pollsters, political campaigners, charity fundraisers and unknown callers.
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Clinton is in California this week for a series of starry fundraisers in Los Angeles, Laguna Beach and Silicon Valley.
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During Biden's previous trip to New York, all of his fundraisers combined were estimated to raise just over $1 million.
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These include benefit shows featuring local and more well-known artists, and a number of fundraisers connected to music sales.
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If donated to a PAC -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
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From Facebook fundraisers to letter writing campaigns, many Americans are trying hard to combat this devastating zero-tolerance immigration policy.
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He has also hosted private fundraisers, campaigned for Democrats such as Ralph Northam in Virginia, and hit the speaking circuit.
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Since September 1, Kaine has headlined 25 fundraisers in 0003 states and Washington, DC, while Clinton has only held eight.
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O'Rourke has held fundraisers, but relies largely on his massive email list and rejects money from all political action committees.
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These film festivals and others queer their town movie theaters for screenings, Elk's Lodges for fundraisers, and churches for meetings.
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In addition to personal fundraisers, Facebook Pages will also be able to include "Donate" buttons on their live video broadcasts.
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A Georgia Democrat told The Hill that the state's top Democratic fundraisers haven't heard any indication that she's interested, either.
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Hawley is throwing his support behind Trump, who has heaped praise on the candidate and attended multiple fundraisers for him.
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The company hosts fundraisers with DNC delegates and fetes Vice President Joe Biden at an event closed to the press.
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There are dozens of campaigns listed on the Crowdpac website right now, including fundraisers for specific candidates, committees, and causes.
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She attends party fundraisers as a candidate that she cannot afford to attend as an interested member of the community.
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Although there's no clear front-runner in the primary race, Fitzgerald is among the top fundraisers on the GOP side.
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For eight years Obama and Democrat fundraisers promised Silicon Valley Democrats would allow them to bring their overseas earnings back.
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Clinton has so far headlined 31 events in August, the most fundraisers she has headlined in one month this year.
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The fundraisers are for projects based on blockchain technology and for teams focused on gaming, cloud storage and smart contracts.
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Anisimow, who converted her parents' garage into her studio, showcases her work at art galleries, festivals, charity events and fundraisers.
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And Sanders has frequently touted the strength of his army of small-dollar donors while holding larger, in-person fundraisers.
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The presumptive Republican nominee told The Associated Press Tuesday he is only holding fundraisers because the party wants him to.
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Instead of raising money exclusively on Classy and ignoring Facebook fundraisers, he concedes, "I may end up just doing both."
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He not only raked in $15 million at fundraisers for his reelection campaign, but he took away some political wins.
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While the Republican committees were losing cash, outside fundraisers like the Koch brothers were finding new ways to raise it.
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It's also brought in conservative fundraisers, tourists, and a steady stream of Beltway Republican politicians since it opened last year.
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Rob Cox, from Kiatponthip Gym, and Kevin Noone, from Siam Fight News, did online fundraisers that raised over 350,000 Baht.
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Through the 24-Hour Impact Project, we have successfully hosted eight flash fundraisers across four continents, for eight different causes.
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She has consistently been one of the party's best fundraisers — and, perhaps most importantly, has never lost a leadership vote.
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And he held fundraisers for the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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They are sold from trucks and stands, at fundraisers and sit-down restaurants, usually for $5-8 a heaping plate.
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Biden has scrapped campaign events and isn't attending fundraisers, which could hamper his efforts to narrow Trump's massive fundraising advantage.
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Biden also canceled two fundraisers and a rally in Chicago out of health concerns, just days before the Illinois primary.
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On Friday, as Trump flew to the Hamptons to attend a pair of fundraisers, he was joined by Republican Sen.
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The changes come as the organization's annual meeting set for April has been canceled, as have upcoming fundraisers and programs.
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The race has become one of the most expensive in the country, as both Kelly and McSally prove prodigious fundraisers.
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He has attended multiple fundraisers for fellow governors around the country and cattle calls like the Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference.
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Celebrities can offer help for their chosen contestant in the form of fundraisers, appearances at rallies and social media posts.
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Buttigieg has released lists of his "bundlers," as top fundraisers are known, and recently opened his fundraising events to journalists.
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Or ask thousands across the country who have come out in rainstorms and snowstorms to organizing events and $85033 fundraisers.
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Senate Republicans, in particular, have had to postpone a few Washington fundraisers because their attendance is required at the trial.
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He said that fundraisers for Al-Qaida's Syrian affiliate, then known as Nusra Front, had operated in Kuwait and Qatar.
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You'll be able to use Facebook Pay to send money to friends, shop for goods, or even donate to fundraisers.
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They opened a GoFundMe account, which has raised $600,000, and held 35 fundraisers, which raised an additional $400,000 by October.
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Smith and his wife, Jada Pinkett-Smith, were major supporters of the Obamas and hosted fundraisers for the former president.
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Trump made the announcement via Twitter while touring California for private fundraisers and a visit to the border with Mexico.
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Elizabeth Warren, who attacked him last week for failing to disclose the names of his campaign's top fundraisers since April.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttegieg also holds such fundraisers with a lower ticket price in addition to big-donor events.
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They held fundraisers and sent $400 to Drew Harvell, a leading researcher on the topic, to help scientists find answers.
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Three of the events scheduled in South Florida were fundraisers, meaning the cancellation could be a costly one for Buttigieg.
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She vowed early in the election cycle not to hold fundraisers and to rely almost entirely on donations made online.
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He spoke to reporters on Air Force One, held a pair of fundraisers and was interviewed by three local reporters.
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Elizabeth Warren apart on her rejection of closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers -- despite being a millionaire herself was just delicious.
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If doing traditional fundraisers disqualifies you from running for president, then I guess neither one of us would be here.
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That means that 100 percent of donations raised on nonprofit fundraisers will go to the cause and not to overhead.
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The president will conclude his two-day stop in California on Wednesday with fundraisers in Los Angeles and San Diego.
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Despite a pledge not to hold private fundraisers, Warren has held gatherings similar to those she&aposs criticized others for.
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Harris does not list all information about her fundraisers but has released a list of members on her finance committee.
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That campaign had strong grass-roots fundraising but also raised millions through the same high-dollar fundraisers she's now denouncing.
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People usually buy them a bunch at time, to use as stocking stuffers for guests at fundraisers and commemorative gatherings.
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Her proposed bans on lobbyists representing foreign governments, writing checks to candidates, and hosting fundraisers for candidates are also popular.
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Trump made the announcement via Twitter while touring California for private fundraisers and a visit to the border with Mexico.
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He held fundraisers in Los Angeles and Palo Alto on Tuesday, with more events in Southern California scheduled for Wednesday.
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Mackay also reportedly used the Facebook page to run fundraisers and promoted the sale of Black Lives Matter branded merchandise.
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Elizabeth Warren, who have focused on building out small-dollar fundraising bases in lieu of attending big fundraisers, brought in.
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Johnny's Half Shell is leaving its spot near the Capitol after a decade as a favorite venue for congressional fundraisers.
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For many donors, being able to identify an individual is key–and fundraisers have known this for a long time.
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Bush endorsed John McCain, somewhat awkwardly, but then mostly stayed away from the campaign, save for headlining some Republican fundraisers.
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After billionaire real-estate developer Stephen Ross faced serious backlash for hosting a fundraiser for the President last month in the Hamptons, an official familiar with how the fundraisers are planned said there has been an active effort underway in recent weeks to keep the names of those hosting the fundraisers out of the press.
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This year they only raised primary dollars so it has exactly forced fundraisers to look farther down to find new donors.
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She had been a part of local and national fundraisers and was well known in the area for her heartwarming story.
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Of course, closed-door fundraisers are nothing new in a presidential campaign, which require vast sums of money to stay competitive.
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That's the very thing that makes Warren and Sanders' pledges not to hold these closed-door fundraisers all the more noteworthy.
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And protesters have been trying to crash other Republican fundraisers -- an Ohio group almost made it into one held by Sen.
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But if you want to help the victims of Saturday's violence, here are some fundraisers aimed at helping them recover. 1.
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I couldn't imagine my whole family going to the park or the movies together, having game nights, going to school fundraisers.
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On a single day in August, for instance, Trump and the RNC raised $12 million at two fundraisers in the Hamptons.
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And one of Biden's most vocal fundraisers in Silicon Valley has actually withdrawn his support for the candidate, Recode has learned.
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Biden allies hope the Thursday fundraisers in Manhattan will help show that he has not been abandoned by the donor class.
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"A year ago, you felt like it's us against the world," said Saul Gamoran, one of Cruz's original and top fundraisers.
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Republican lobbyist Jack Burkman hosted several fundraisers for Gates, who pleaded guilty in February and agreed to cooperate with Mueller's office.
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Co-founder Harvey Weinstein is a vocal supporter of the Democratic party and threw fundraisers for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Super Bowl weekends are known as a major draw for business executives and have long provided an opportunity for political fundraisers.
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It's of course possible that Gates and Tom Barrack, the billionaire head of the inaugural committee, were just really good fundraisers.
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Prior to Harris' trip, President Donald Trump had his own round of Hamptons fundraisers during which he raised over $10 million.
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Earlier this month, Elizabeth Warren announced that she would not hold big-dollar fundraisers, even if she becomes the Democratic nominee.
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Warren, who isn't hosting big dollar fundraisers, hasn't participated in celebrity-hosted events that have been traditional in past election cycles.
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They've built up name recognition, become skillful fundraisers, hired experienced staffers, and presumably amassed some knowledge about how best to win.
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Buttigieg did spend considerable time on the fundraising circuit over the last three months, headlining in-person fundraisers across the country.
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A Facebook Fundraisers page that was created for the "5-year-old princess" says the funds will go towards Kemiyah's healthcare.
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The tickets for the fundraisers that weekend are priced at up to $2,800, and the events are close to full capacity.
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Clinton has been attending numerous fundraisers in recent days, and the debate prep issue has come up as she's courted donors.
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"The stereotypical view is that it's shaking hands and kissing babies, and once in a while you do fundraisers," Phoenix says.
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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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The foundation told Politico that Bill Clinton has in the past had birthday parties that doubled as fundraisers for the foundation.
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They can also start Pages to raise money for charity, for example, but the clear success of birthday fundraisers makes sense.
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Finally, Facebook is allowing users in the U.S. to start fundraisers to donate to favorite causes in honor of your mom.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) took it one step farther this year, pledging to forgo large-donation fundraisers in the Democratic primary.
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My father owns a restaurant here and we always did some fundraisers and stuff like that, which helped her a lot.
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Warren has replicated Khazei's challenge in her presidential campaign today, even upping the ante by refusing to do high-dollar fundraisers.
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And the non-profit continues to grow with the support of local community fundraisers held to support the Litwak family's cause.
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Even when the polls tightened late in that race, Gillespie fundraisers pitched donors for an injection of cash that never came.
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Political fundraisers, also sometimes known as bundlers, have been critical components in helping candidates raise millions of dollars behind the scenes.
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They were among then-candidate Trump's biggest fundraisers in his successful 2016 presidential campaign, donating millions to pro-Trump super PACs.
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Karen Handel invited the President and the vice president to the district and they both came down to appear at fundraisers.
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A second source close to Bannon said this would be the first of a number of fundraisers he's expected to attend.
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Of these, 11 have been political appointees -- influential figures or top Republican fundraisers -- while four have been career foreign service officers.
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"You know, I see all these little fundraisers for all these other places," Rockport resident Joe Kirchens told CNN Monday morning.
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Clinton and Kaine have conducted several fundraisers in August with $50,000 minimum donations, the newspaper said, and one in Omaha, Neb.
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After Puerto Rico was struck by the devastating Hurricane Maria, Rivera, who's originally from Cayey, organized fundraisers to help her people.
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Cork claims that a great deal of their business comes from hosting groups for political fundraisers and other internationally focused events.
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Much of that money has come through online fundraisers hosted on their official site, with members and likeminded fans chipping in.
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The former secretary of state has stayed off the campaign trail this week but did hold fundraisers on Wednesday and Thursday.
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NBC News, which first obtained the report, said Tuesday that emails using fake invitations to fundraisers were used to target victims.
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O'Rourke has been one of the top fundraisers in the Democratic field but that hasn't translated into a polling bump yet.
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McGrath burst onto the scene with a viral announcement video and was one of the top Democratic fundraisers of the cycle.
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The Hatch Act sets strict limits on the ability of federal employees to participate in any campaign-related activities, including fundraisers.
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Troy Balderson, businesswoman Malanie Leneghan, conservative economist Tim Kane, the top three fundraisers as of the end of the first quarter.
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Once a bastion for fundraisers and philanthropic galas, the club is now more of a Republican mecca than a bipartisan hangout.
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With the massive influx of people coming home for the holidays, local governments and temples hold festivals that double as fundraisers.
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Trump's tariffs decision hit the headlines as he swung through Texas during a series of political fundraisers in Houston and Dallas.
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The former fighter pilot was one of the top fundraisers of the cycle, and narrowly lost her bid to unseat Rep.
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He has held rallies and attended fundraisers in recent weeks in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri and North Dakota, among other places.
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But the candidate has now got several well-connected fundraisers on his side and this week one came through for him.
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Trump had canceled a planned trip to Nevada and Colorado scheduled for this weekend where he was expected to attend fundraisers.
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With a few exceptions, Texas candidates who were top fundraisers were also some of the biggest losers in Tuesday night's primaries.
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The campaign has committed to holding virtual fundraisers in lieu of its in-person money events, with its first on Friday.
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One, a board member of a local foundation, invited her to symphonies, fundraisers, and other philanthropic events to meet potential participants.
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Warren only does fundraisers for the Democratic Party and says she'll only do those if they are open to the media.
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In between debate prep sessions, they are squeezing in events with prominent Democratic fundraisers before the end-of-year fundraising deadline.
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Even former Vice President Joe Biden, who has struggled with fundraising, has held multiple high-dollar fundraisers per week this fall.
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Though he launched his campaign in late April, Biden similarly triumphed earlier this year with elite fundraisers, according to POLITICO's analysis.
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Then, as now, he captured about one in four donations from elite fundraisers, with Harris and Buttigieg also netting significant interest.
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The first lady's office did not respond to CNN requests for comment and the Trump campaign would not confirm the fundraisers.
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Biden recently garnered the support as well of top Wall Street fundraisers Marc Lasry and Blair Effron, both former Harris supporters.
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Buttigieg is sprinting through high-dollar fundraisers — at least 10 over the next two weeks — to pick up more checks, too.
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Veteran fundraisers say they're having an unusually hard time setting up meetings with major contributors, lining up checks and organizing events.
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And a group of her biggest fundraisers was delivered to the Navy Yard by ferry, directly from a finance committee meeting.
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Harris, who held recent fundraisers in New York, Connecticut and Baltimore, has prioritized fundraising during the third quarter of the year.
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It's become so common that GoFundMe even has a page sharing IVF crowdfunding success stories, and regularly highlights "trending" fertility fundraisers.
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Here's how it started ... horny guys and girls who donated $10 to certain Australian fundraisers got a sultry snap from Kaylen.
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Warren accused Buttigieg on Saturday of creating conflicts "every single day, right now" by continuing to hold fundraisers behind closed doors.
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Warren and her allies had been chastising Buttigieg over the McKinsey work and his refusal to let reporters into his fundraisers.
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Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, are completely relying on grassroots donations and aren&apost holding any private fundraisers at all.
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Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign omitted more than 20 high-level fundraisers from a list of top bundlers it disclosed last week.
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"Those fundraisers are where influence is peddled," Brendan Fischer, director of federal reform for the Campaign Legal Center, recently told Vox.
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Camilo Acosta, another San Francisco tech executive, held two fundraisers for Buttigieg—one on October 17, and another on July 24.
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Current fundraisers must net $6900,2628 this fundraising quarter to attend the retreat, CNN added, while new bundlers need a $28503,22019 haul.
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She held 70 fundraisers over the spring and summer, and a dozen alone over the last week of the third quarter.
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Following much criticism, Buttigieg recently opened his private fundraisers to the media and promised to disclose the names of his donors.
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The Sanders campaign did not immediately respond to inquiries about whether he would participate in the types of fundraisers Orthman described.
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In August, aides presented Trump with their plan for his final two-plus months of rallies and fundraisers before the midterms.
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Like Sanders, Warren has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, relying on grassroots donations and accusing rivals of kowtowing to the wealthy.
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Founded in 1992, DASH has organized numerous art exhibitions, fundraisers, conferences, and public workshops devoted to exploring the disabled person's experience.
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However, Biden has frequently held high-end fundraisers in which attendees were encouraged to give the maximum of $2,800 per person.
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" Acosta told VICE that he had talked to Buttigieg personally about charters at fundraisers, adding, "The reason I got involved with the campaign and started going to fundraisers and hosting them is because I'm a Latino immigrant and I wanted to be a voice for those inner-city kids and parents who can't be in those rooms.
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" When a reporter followed up to ask whether Warren believed Buttigieg's fundraisers are "fundamentally corrupt," the Massachusetts senator again called on Buttigieg, who has repeatedly deferred to campaign staff when asked by reporters to allow press into his fundraisers, to "open up the doors so that anyone can come in and report on what's being said.
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And today, as chance would have it, Facebook announced that Safety Check will be integrating these personal fundraisers (starting in the US).
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In recent years, Democratic Party committees have remained robust fundraisers, but they have atrophied as organizational presences in many states and localities.
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In addition to his public events, Biden has held nine fundraisers and a considerable number of private meetings with voters and strategists.
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Key positions Top donors, fundraisers and bundlers for successful presidential candidates have frequently snagged coveted posts as US ambassadors around the world.
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Avenatti has yet to donate any of his PAC money to Democratic candidates, however, although he has attended several local party fundraisers.
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White House hopefuls have traditionally passed through California mostly for fundraisers, the state's June primary typically a nonfactor in the nominating contest.
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Several 2020 Democrats have renounced taking donations from corporate-backed super PACs, while Sanders and Warren have eschewed high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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Buttigieg will hold fundraisers this week in Indiana, California and Washington state, with campaign stops in Las Vegas, Sacramento and Turlock, Calif.
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On Monday, Sanders also sought to contrast his small-dollar fundraising powerhouse with his rivals' big-ticket fundraisers, but without naming them.
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Biden fundraisers say they are acutely aware that they are starting in the hole with the who's who of younger tech entrepreneurs.
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He's had to take time off of the campaign trail this week to court fundraisers to support his efforts in those states.
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Where are the fundraisers and concerts showing the same support that residents of Houston and south Florida felt after Harvey and Irma?
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It also appears to be a surprise as Lewandowski was with Trump at campaign events and fundraisers as recently as this weekend.
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Stacey Abrams and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum — are hosting receptions and fundraisers as their campaigns sprint to primaries and the November election.
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They tend to be discreet about fund totals, are unrestricted in how they use their money and are unconcerned about future fundraisers.
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Clinton has been cozy with Silicon Valley and vice versa — several, including Tim Cook have held sizeable fundraisers for the Clinton campaign.
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Community Fundraisers, now launching in beta to U.S. creators, will allow YouTubers to team up together to co-host the same fundraiser.
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Clinton has headlined 18 fundraisers in eight states, including four Tuesday in Colorado and California that raised more than $4 million dollars.
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Trump raised $2003 million via small-dollar fundraising, and $25 million from 22 fundraisers for his joint fundraising committee, the campaign said.
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That support is a main reason why most fashion industry types publicly endorsed Clinton and helped throw elaborate fundraisers in her honor.
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For example, this menu is now home to things like Weather, Jobs, Games, Sports, Fundraisers, a "Find Wi-Fi" utility, and more.
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She does not intend to host any fundraisers or conduct any political fundraising, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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The event is one of many high-dollar fundraisers Clinton has held this month during her final stretch on the campaign trail.
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Clinton still remains a far bigger draw than Kaine, with many of her fundraisers costing tens of thousands of dollars to attend.
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Some veteran fundraisers have called Biden's move unusual, according to Politico, but it marks a strategy focused on the optics of transparency.
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That's why the new fundraisers are integrated with Messenger, and every time someone donates, they're prompted to share and invite their friends.
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There's no sure-fire formula for a viral campaign, and most people do not enjoy the runaway success of headline-grabbing fundraisers.
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Regulators have in recent months started to clamp down on ICOs, online fundraisers through which new cryptocurrencies are parceled out to buyers.
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Don Jr., 41, and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, are expected to headline upcoming fundraisers for the 2020 campaign in California, Politico reports.
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Clinton headlines two fundraisers the next day, including one at the home of Ellen Goldsmith-Vein and Jon Vein in Los Angeles.
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They stump for her in Iowa and New Hampshire, two critical early voting states, and attend fundraisers for her across the country.
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Current fundraisers must collect $100,000 this quarter to attend, but people new to Cruz's team only need $50,000, according to the invitation.
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Obama is traveling in Texas, where he spoke at Austin's South by Southwest festival on Friday and is appearing at Democratic fundraisers.
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" The campaign said late Sunday night it was canceling a trip to California starting Monday for fundraisers and an appearance on "Ellen.
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Reschenthaler in turn showed the extent of his gratitude to Higbie on an episode of their show the month after the fundraisers.
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And on Thursday, there will be a pair of fundraisers in D.C. to raise money for Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R).
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The nation's top conservative donors and fundraisers are also concerned by the possible "blue wave" the GOP is facing in the midterms.
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When Trump hosted fundraisers for Democrats, and the public was already aware of his behavior, he was deserving of a Hollywood star.
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Or would you think here's a person who's going to go out and do a few fundraisers over the Labor Day weekend?
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The organization also holds political fundraisers for candidates of both parties at the same time, a practice virtually unheard of in Washington.
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LOS ANGELES — President Donald Trump landed in Los Angeles Tuesday for a series of fundraisers in the state for his reelection campaign.
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GoFundMe says it hosts more than 250,000 medical fundraisers a year, and has raised more than $650,000 million for medically-oriented funds.
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Former President George W. Bush is set to headline several fundraisers for GOP candidates in the coming days across Florida and Texas.
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In August, the company announced that users in the United States would be able to create fundraisers in honor of their birthdays.
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Most donors and fundraisers interviewed for this story said they won't begin to commit to candidates until the first quarter of 2019.
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Since online donation services limit fundraisers to one beneficiary, Sight Unseen will make equal donations to each organization on their donors' behalf.
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The digital coin industry is increasingly trying to find ways to curry favor with regulators on fundraisers known as initial coin offerings.
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We work with our crowdfunding platform partners to encourage fundraisers to communicate the risks involved in investing in their campaign to donors.
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"The pledge that seems the most meaningful is the one that eschews closed-door big-money fundraisers and donor perks," Fischer says.
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When Arriola Sands needed a venue to host a fundraisers for the forthcoming trans-centric music festival TransgressFest, Smith didn't question it.
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She's already not taking money from high rollers or speaking at big fundraisers, so her bench of wealthy supporters is already thin.
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The presidential race has changed dramatically since February, however, as a deadly coronavirus outbreak has led campaigns to suspend rallies and fundraisers.
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Now with Trump it's 2012, we're doing fundraisers in his triplex apartment and I'm developing a relationship with him and his team.
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It says fundraisers may not even be able to be reviewed at all and if they are, they'll take longer than usual.
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And yet Spotify is readily the rollout of fundraisers at this time when staffing reductions and disruptions to schedules are in place.
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The presidential race has changed dramatically since February, however, as a deadly coronavirus outbreak has led campaigns to suspend rallies and fundraisers.
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The two progressive firebrands, who have polled near the top of the crowded primary field, have also eschewed high-dollar private fundraisers.
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Both candidates have been consistently strong fundraisers throughout the primary thus far, and are considered frontrunners both nationally and in early states.
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The Democrat spent most of her summer hauling in large checks at exclusive fundraisers up and down the East and West coasts.
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In the aftermath of the vote, multiple GoFundMe fundraisers were created with the goal of purchasing the search histories of major Republicans.
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She's donated the maximum amount of money to a number of Democratic candidates and headlined three Democratic National Committee fundraisers in August.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is the only other current Democratic candidate who regularly opens his fundraisers to a pool of reporters.
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No candidate other than Biden got more donations from the elite fundraisers who powered Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's campaigns than Harris.
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In addition to releasing these names, which no other current campaign has done, Pete has also opened his fundraisers to the press.
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Warren has sought to distance herself from high-dollar donors throughout her presidential run, disavowing contributions from PACs and shirking private fundraisers.
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The race is getting to the point where supporters and fundraisers will have to "pick their full-time partners," said the donor.
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She held her first open-media fundraisers this week, in the Washington, D.C., suburbs, and won an endorsement from Iowa state Sen.
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Biden raised $15.7 million in the third quarter of 85033, putting him among the top fundraisers in the Democratic presidential primary field.
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Since announcing his Senate bid last year, Kelly has established himself as one of the most prolific fundraisers on the Democratic roster.
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He has also been noncommittal when asked if he would allow reporters into his fundraisers, as former Vice President Joe Biden has.
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Financial watchdogs have been vocal about potential risks in initial coin offerings, or digital coins released through fundraisers known as token sales.
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Henes is one of close to a dozen other Biden fundraisers who have already decided to move toward Bloomberg, these people added.
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The Massachusetts senator had said earlier this year that her decision to forgo expensive fundraisers only applied to the Democratic nominating contest.
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Warren has stayed away from big-dollar fundraisers in the primary, instead collecting her millions from a vast network of online supporters.
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And it was a continuation of the twitter battle between Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg over transparency at fundraisers and personal wealth.
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The influx of funds into initial coin offerings has also spurred the growth of many fraudulent fundraisers, drawing the attention of regulators.
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Previously, Facebook fundraisers took 5 percent of money raised — 2 percent for fraud prevention and security, and 3 percent for payment processing.
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Money is cascading onto these four Democratic challengers, including from gilded Los Angeles liberal fundraisers who usually focus only on national politics.
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"Pages — including those run by brands, public figures and nonprofits — can now create and donate to fundraisers," Sharma says in the post.
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From group gifts to charitable fundraisers, there are a host of potentially awkward money situations that can crop up at the office.
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Kamala Harris disclosed her bundlers before she ended her bid, while Bernie Sanders and Warren do not attend big-money private fundraisers.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, Biden has continued to do high-dollar fundraisers (all of which have been covered by pooled press).
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She also calls on them to reveal the dates and locations of all future fundraisers if they continue to hold such events.
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Clinton has spent much of 2018 out of the political fray or headlining fundraisers for a handful of Democratic groups and campaigns.
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The Hong Kong Federation of Students, a cross-college students' union, held fundraisers in support of their mainland counterparts' fight for democracy.
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Political fundraisers for Democratic politicians are often shows of force, with star donors paraded in bold-faced font on widely distributed invitations.
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Sandberg's sister, Michelle, and her husband, Marc Bodnick, have backed Buttigieg for a while and have become top fundraisers for his campaign.
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Trump spent more than 22017 days at the Bedminster club during that time, in which he hosted fundraisers and dined with supporters.
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This summer, his office worked with other Trump advisers to arrange the president's flurry of rallies and fundraisers ahead of the midterms.
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The state regulator specifically flagged money spent on professional fundraisers and consultants that were excluded from the required section of the filing.
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While George W. Bush has attended fundraisers benefiting his brother's campaign, his South Carolina appearances will mark his first public campaign stops.
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Brown said the clinic needs the Virginia Medicaid expansion to remain solvent and free of the constant emergency fundraisers it routinely holds.
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It's the term on the island for socialites, women who throw lavish fundraisers for different causes to have an excuse to drink.
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Harris has racked up a number of congressional endorsements in recent days, but she's also caught the attention of lobbyists and prominent fundraisers.
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Meanwhile, Sanders' campaign -- which does not participate in high-dollar fundraisers -- disclosed raising $18 million, while Harris' campaign said it raised $12 million.
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Previously known as the Jefferson-Jackson dinner, this more formal event is one of the Iowa Democratic Party's biggest fundraisers of the year.
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Top Senate recruits paced the halls, handing out business cards to top GOP fundraisers and seeking out introductions to potential super PAC donors.
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Buttigieg canceled his appearance at a host of fundraisers in California as he stayed in Indiana to respond to the officer involved shooting.
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But she&aposs now out of the hospital, and plans to return to the trail next week with fundraisers and meetings with supporters.
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In December, the mother daughter duo spent some time with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton at one of the Democratic presidential candidate's exclusive fundraisers.
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Birthday fundraisers could let people leverage the social obligation some users feel about sending birthday wishes, and turn that sentiment into actual good.
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Warren has made a point this year of swearing off the sort of high-dollar fundraisers she has held in past statewide races.
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Trump has been campaigning and attending fundraisers on the West Coast, but he's expected to return to New York to tap donors soon.
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Buttigieg's campaign has hired several black fundraisers to help it raise money, including Marcus Switzer, a senior adviser for fundraising on the campaign.
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While there were three fundraisers on staff, there was a perception that they spent most of their time working on Pollution Probe initiatives.
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From January to March, Clinton-headlined events -- 228 fundraisers in 19 different states -- brought in more than $30 million, according to CNN estimates.
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Birthday fundraisers, which let you raise money for one of the 750,000-plus non-profits with Facebook pages, are a relatively new offering.
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He converted to Islam in 1969 and often tours nationally and internationally speaking about Islam at conventions, forums, and fundraisers for Muslim communities.
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This can be devastating for the people behind the fundraisers, particularly when the stakes are so high — a matter of life or debt.
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Facebook has also clarified how new products it's launched since the last TOS update — like Marketplace, fundraisers, Live, 360 and camera effects — work.
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Secretary Clinton, your campaign has recently ramped up criticism of Senator Sanders for attending Democratic Party fundraisers from which you say he benefited.
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Some have privately expressed hope that Warren's strict position on forbidding "bundlers" — or high-dollar campaign fundraisers — would relax in the general election.
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Democrats, members of Hawley's own Republican Party, and even the Republican fundraisers who helped support his Senate campaign have all panned the legislation.
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And some of the big fundraisers are brand marquee names, you know, the George Soroses of the world, the Oprahs of the world.
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Some Muslims have taken to social media to counter that sentiment through blogs, crowdsourced fundraisers, videos, and hashtag campaigns like #MuslimApartment and #MuslimAmericanFaces.
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But amid the political stalemate, a wave of only-in-America entrepreneurs, fundraisers and profiteers have taken the issue into their own hands.
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The geographic distribution of startups that raised the most supergiant Series B rounds is strikingly similar to the population of Series A fundraisers.
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In previous campaigns, candidates raced to line up big donors and influential fundraisers who could tap their relatives, friends and associates for cash.
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While the company has raised millions of dollars for charities and fundraisers in years past, in 2015, they decided to keep it all.
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While the company has raised millions of dollars for charities and fundraisers in years past, in 2015, it decided to keep it all.
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Clinton's campaign can probably ask for a lot less, because it makes up for it in volume, hosting an enormous amount of fundraisers.
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Demand for trained fundraisers has grown rapidly, says Michael Nilsen of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, a trade group active in eight countries.
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This comes after a several-day swing jam-packed with fundraisers, rallies, office visits, roundtables, and even an appearance at a pow wow.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have raised more than 65% of their money from small contributions — they've both sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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He gives generously to Democratic candidates and to liberal causes, and he has hosted multiple fundraisers for both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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The records don't reflect the fundraisers or other efforts Chanos has made in the past behind the scenes to help Democrats get elected.
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But as she has held low-dollar fundraisers, she has not engaged in glitzy events with high-profile Democratic donors and Hollywood celebrities.
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He said he wrote unsolicited policy papers that he forwarded to Trump adviser Steve Bannon, attended some fundraisers and contributed to Trump's campaign.
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"At Chick-fil-A, it's more of a community center," she added, also citing the social events calendars and local fundraisers in schools.
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Buttigieg called on Warren to release her pre-2008 tax returns, while Warren criticized Buttigieg for raising money at private, high-dollar fundraisers.
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"I haven't been to all of those places," Miller noted of some of the D.C. bars and restaurants Neal has frequented at fundraisers.
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"a good neighbor in Bedminster" that has opened its golf club over the years for fundraisers for the local fire department and charities.
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The first is the ability for people to match donations for nonprofit fundraisers; the second is the expansion of categories for personal causes.
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Facebook isn't yet sharing specific dollar amounts raised pertaining to fundraisers, but says its tool has helped more than 750,000 nonprofits collect donations.
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One of the foundation's most popular features, Political Party Time, is known for publishing invitations to fundraisers politicians often prefer to keep private.
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We've had wedding receptions, baby showers, a million birthdays, and fundraisers for probably every LGBT-oriented nonprofit in San Francisco at this point.
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It is Kamala Harris, leading Democratic fundraisers in the Valley say, who represents the clearest challenge to Booker in the money world here.
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I've done fundraisers for the VIDA program, the Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives program run by the sheriff's department to help troubled youth.
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Siegel and her classmates Ruby Schiff and Claire Sliney's efforts started almost six years ago with simple fundraisers in their Los Angeles community.
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These people said Biden financiers are looking to reach out to Harris' lead fundraisers in her home state before they get behind Warren.
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It's a role that Pence has become accustomed to: acting as one of the most visible and desirable fundraisers for the Republican Party.
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In addition to attending Republican fundraisers and galas, often clutching a rhinestone encrusted "MAGA" purse, the Herald found records of Yang's political contributions.
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And in the second quarter of the year, his campaign reported a $1.2 million fundraising haul, putting him among the race's lowest fundraisers.
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Top donors and fundraisers are taking heat for their participation, including top officials at companies such as Equinox, SoulCycle and the Miami Dolphins.
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Sanders campaign officials have emphasized that the senator has avoided high-dollar fundraisers, and has not explicitly courted big donors or Democratic bundlers.
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Nunes -- one of the top House Republican fundraisers of the cycle with $231 million -- raised 24.5% of his funds from small-dollar donors.
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In the days since, several fundraisers have been created on GoFundMe to help victims pay for hospital bills, and families cover funeral costs.
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One Republican lobbyist recounted going to several fundraisers and asking members who was getting the blame for the health care failure back home.
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Ryan and his team will "be there to support his team with events, fundraisers and whatever other help they need," the source added.
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Those soft spots are why Fischer regards the rejection of closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers as the gold standard for campaign finance pledges.
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Community Actions have their own discussion feed where people can leave comments, create fundraisers, and organize Facebook Events or Call Your Rep campaigns.
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The startup ran a beta period of Activities where $1,000,000 was requested by teachers for about 10,000 different activities (field trip, fundraisers, etc).
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Funds were now flocking into the space providing investors access to cryptocurrencies and public digital currency fundraisers, known as initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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Vice President Pence will be joined by top Republican fundraisers later this month at a reception for his recently established political action committee.
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"Safety is more important than fundraisers or negative ads," Jesse Hunt, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said in a statement.
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But his campaign donors could become a sticking point in the debate against Warren and Sanders, who have sworn off top-dollar fundraisers.
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Resistance to the Trump administration has taken the form of rallies, speeches, fundraisers, boycotts, fervent Facebook posts, a sea of knitted pink hats.
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George W. Bush has headlined several private fundraisers for him and reporters were allowed in at one of them, in Houston last October.
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Joe Biden's campaign has seen an unprecedented influx of donations and offers to host fundraisers for him following his success on Super Tuesday.
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They hosted fundraisers in an effort to raise awareness about Koltyn and children who have been abused, according to the Modesto Bee reports.
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Buell, who is one of San Francisco's most venerated fundraisers, ranks among the biggest bundlers for former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Buttigieg is flying so much between rallies (and fundraisers) in Western states that he joked he isn't always sure where he is anymore.
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Last month, Warren successfully pressured Buttigieg into opening his private fundraisers to the press, as well as disclosing his list of top donors.
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Warren and Bernie Sanders, who do not hold closed-door fundraisers, say they aren't releasing similar lists because they don't have campaign bundlers.
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Elizabeth Warren announced in February she was swearing off closed-door fundraisers, but left open the possibility of in-person events with fees.
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The pool house pavilion opens up to three sides and has been used for weddings, fundraisers, and other large events in the past.
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The donations to the GOP presidential nominee's campaign were made online and after top fundraisers pushed for new donations on Tuesday, he tweeted.
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Privately, GOP fundraisers have begun talking in apocalyptic tones about Trump's campaign, fearing a catastrophic implosion that could affect candidates down the ticket.
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" When the Buttigieg campaign agreed to open fundraisers on Monday, Warren told reporters she was "glad to see the mayor take these steps.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has focused its attention on initial coin offerings, or digital coins released through fundraisers known as token sales.
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At the Social Good Forum, Zuckerberg announced several other charitable giving updates, including that Facebook now waives all fees for fundraisers for nonprofits.
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But Warren's stance is a novel development in her young political career: the Massachusetts senator held traditional fundraisers through her reelection last fall.
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In response to barbs from Warren, Buttigieg has already announced he will open his private fundraisers to the press and disclose his bundlers.
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Campaign fundraisers aren&apost uncommon at the Halls&apos wine cave, where a chandelier with 1,500 Swarovski crystals hangs over the dining table.
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At the last debate before the start of the election year, the fancy venue became shorthand for high-dollar fundraisers — the kind Sens.
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Cook is sponsored by Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, her home resort in Mammoth Lakes, California, where she hosts camps, fundraisers and other events.
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Biden, though, regularly holds fundraisers, sometimes high-dollar affairs -- and faces increased scrutiny over his ties to individual donors because of those events.
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But if one of Democrats' top fundraisers and likely successor to Nancy Pelosi can be toppled, perhaps Democrats need to rethink that deal.
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And as they have gone from the internet to real life, including a wave of new protests outside of his high dollar fundraisers.
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