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Schwarzenegger raises most money in Calif. recall
Thursday, September 25, 2003

Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has criticized other candidates for accepting donations from tribes, has raised the most money in California's recall.

Schwarzenegger, the leading Republican in the race, has raised $12.3 million. Almost half of it comes from his own money.

So far, almost $30 million has been spent on the recall. Tribes have donated more than $5 million.

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