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Follow the money: Who’s backing California’s next governor — and why
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Campaign donations are both a measure of popular support and a sign of which candidates special interests believe they can influence. CalMatters analyzed campaign finance data in the California governor’s race. Here are five takeaways on where the money is coming from and […]
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According to Mountain View Voice’s source item, Follow the money: Who’s backing California’s next governor — and why, This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Campaign donations are both a measure of popular support and a sign of which candidates special interests believe they can influence. CalMatters analyzed campaign finance data in the California governor’s race. Here are five takeaways on where the money is coming from and […]
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