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  • Michele Bachmann attracts small donors, but lacks big-dollar bundlers

    07/18/2011 8:49:44 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 18 replies
    Washington Times ^ | 07/18/2011 | By Seth McLaughlin
    Rep. Michele Bachmann’s latest campaign finance report shows she has a strong network of small-dollar donors backing her presidential bid but, for now, she lacks the support of the big-money bundlers. The report, which covers April to June, showed that Mrs. Bachmann collected more than $4.2 million and had $3.6 million in the bank — putting her neck-and-neck with Texas Rep. Ron Paul for second place in the early money chase and in the rearview mirror of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who raised $18 million and has $12.7 million in the bank. With six months until the caucuses and...
  • Obama attracting more small donors

    06/25/2011 10:08:51 PM PDT · by upchuck · 38 replies
    LAT ^ | June 25, 2011 | Tom Hamburger
    Reporting from Washington— President Obama's next major fundraising filing will show a dramatic increase in the number of small donors so far this year compared with 2008, his campaign said Saturday. "We had 180,000 contributors at this point in the last campaign; now it's well over 300,000," said spokesman Ben LaBolt in an email previewing the upcoming filing. LaBolt declined to elaborate except to say in his note that the filing will show "small dollar contributors back in greater numbers." His email came a day after the Los Angeles Times/Tribune reported that the campaign had ramped up its efforts to...
  • From small donors come big rewards

    02/14/2008 2:51:11 AM PST · by kingu · 5 replies · 83+ views
    Los Angeles Times ^ | Feb 14, 2008 | Dan Morain
    Grass-roots giving is reshaping campaign fundraising, and Barack Obama has been particularly adept at cultivating it. From his South Texas home, Chuck Barracato watches the news to see how Barack Obama is doing. When Barracato is moved by Obama's message or senses that the Illinois senator could use some help, he digs into his savings and chips in $25 for the candidate's presidential campaign. Barracato's payments, sent by computer click, add up to $700, maybe a little more. It's not a big sum by the standards of political donations, but it's enough to make Barracato part of a movement that...