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  1. Although a similar measure in South Dakota has been struck down as unconstitutional, an Arizona lawmaker has proposed legislation banning contributions to legislative and ballot initiative campaigns from anybody outside the state.

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  2. 2020 Democrats may be bashing now, but tech leaders continue to pour money into outside groups set to back the eventual nominee (whoever that is).

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  3. Despite drastic increases in participation from small donors and groups that traditionally don't give as much, white men from wealthy areas still dominate political giving.

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  4. ICYMI - we can now not only see which members of Congress raised the most throughout all of 2019, but where that money came from and how they spent it.

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  5. - Swing district Rep of New Mexico outraised all her GOP opponents combined in the last months of 2019, new records show. She ended 2019 with $2.3 million cash-on-hand.

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  6. The entrance of businessman Bob Hamilton would scramble the crowded GOP primary field, which has largely struggled in fundraising, with only Rep proving a fundraising match for likely Dem nominee Follow the $:

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  7. Missouri Governor Mike Parson rode to the on the private plane of a donor. The plane ride will be recorded as a contribution when the governor’s political action committee

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    In money-in-politics news, the has endorsed former Chair , D, for the state Senate in California

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  9. While Democrats focus time and resources on the primary, has more campaign cash on hand than the entire Democratic field combined,

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  10. - In both of Georiga's 2020 Senate races, the incumbent Republicans hold significant financial advantage ended 2019 with $7.8 million in the bank & newly appointed kickstarted her campaign with a $5 million personal loan

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  11. - the pro-Susan Collins 1820 PAC (a super PAC) is facing an FEC complaint for accepting a six-figure donation from what appears to be a shell company, a Hawaii-based corporation dubbed the “Society of Young Women Scientist and Engineers.”

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  12. Republican super PAC Engage Texas has disclosed that it raised $2.3 million in the second half of 2019, bringing its total haul to $11.8 million since its formation in June. The group's focus is on identifying and registering voters.

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    FWIW: Sanders, Buttigieg, Yang, Steyer and Biden all filed their petitions today to get on the New York primary ballot. Sanders, Yang and Steyer all filed some delegate petitions, too.

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  14. We STILL don't know the results. We DO know who won the fundraising race in Iowa (as of 12/31/19). Iowa Democratic donors chose 1. Bernie Sanders 2. Pete Buttigieg 3. Elizabeth Warren No one else got over $250K

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    Three candidates target New Hampshire instead of Iowa

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  16. Yes, Bernie Sanders does have SOME supporters in the finance world - about $1.70 of every $100 he raised through last year came from the finance, insurance and real estate industries.

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  17. End-of-year reports filed by groups involved in the fight over Ohio's House Bill 6 offer little in the way of donor disclosure. Voters will likely never know who funded the fight over Ohio’s energy grid

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    "Shadow Inc"—a previously undisclosed caucus vendor Iowa's Democratic Party kept secret that supposedly created IA caucuses' app—is an appendage of "dark money" group ACRONYM & has "other private investors." FEC filings show it paid by Joe Biden & Pete Buttigieg's 2020 campaigns

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  19. Tom Steyer’s presidential campaign raised $156 million in the last three months of 2019, but all but $868,419 of that came from the candidate’s own wallet.

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  20. Will results match contribution records for 2019? We have to wait and see. Here is the $$ rankings: ($475K) ($329K) ( got 3rd with $283K) ($225K) ($207K) ($120K)

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