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The @MoneyInPolitics research team. Tweets by Pete Quist (@pete_folo_money) & Stacy Montemayor (@TeacupWoozy). Links/RTs ≠ endorsements

Helena, Montana Katılım Ocak 2020
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Glad to join @NewsHour tonight to discuss the businesses suspending donations to GOP objectors et al after Capitol attack youtu.be/LcnMU53Yc0w
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ICYMI in all the news last week - The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a challenge by two conservative groups to a California requirement that tax-exempt charities disclose to the state the identity of their top financial donors. reuters.com/article/us-usa…
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In 2020, state-level women candidates relied heavily on women donors who gave 46% of their donations to women candidates. Men donors only gave 24% of their contributions to women candidates.
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Kytja Weir
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People in the health industry have spent more on ballot measures in Colorado than in any other state except Missouri and California, according to data from @MoneyInPolitics. That’s largely due to Kent Thiry. @khn @raelnb khn.org/MTIyMzUyNA via @khnews
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It's really exciting to see this report come out of our partnership with CAWP. It's an important analysis of the hurdles women - and especially women of color - face as gubernatorial candidates.
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New from our friends @CAWP_RU: "The scarcity of women in gubernatorial office begins with their underrepresentation as [...] candidates. This is especially true for women of color and Republican women. A Black woman or Native American woman has yet to win the office of governor"
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Follow. The. Money. CAWP's new Women, Money, and Politics report, “The Money Hurdle in the Race for Governor,” illuminates the intersection of campaign finance and women’s political ambitions. cawp.rutgers.edu/sites/default/…

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Another fascinating thing we uncovered is that while the proportion of out-of-state donors to state races stayed about the same, there was a complete reversal in *who* donors were supporting. Democratic candidates took in the lion's share of contributions from out-of-state.
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One of our biggest findings is that women donors showed up for state candidates in 2020 - but especially Republican candidates.
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