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Republicans raise $103M for campaigns
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2002
The Republican Party has raised more than $100 million in soft and hard money campaign contributions.
The Republican National Committee raised $71 million in hard donations. The Democratic National Committee raised just $25 million.
On soft money, Democrats raised $37 million, compared to the GOP's $32 million. These type of donations are being banned as of November 5.
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GOP Tops Democrats in Fundraising, Cash on Hand
(The Washington Post 10/17)
Soft Money Rolls Into Coffers While It Can
(The New York Times 10/17)
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