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Campaign Contribution Laws

Dateline: 11/21/99

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Funds Raised in Election 2000

Here is a table showing the funds raised and spent by the twelve top 2000 Presidential candidates as of November 1, 1999.

Candidate Raised Spent
Gary Bauer $6,280,782 $6,009,510
Bill Bradley $18,993,035 $8,331,829
Pat Buchanan $3,879,162 $3,734,249
George W. Bush $57,120,597 $18,886,905
Steve Forbes $20,789,410 $18,926,317
Al Gore * $24,090,960 $13,715,430
Orrin G. Hatch $1,324,075 $1,086,955
Alan L. Keyes $2,506,561 $2,380,982
John McCain $9,294,824 $7,185,392
Total $144,279,406 $80,257,569

Based on figures released by the Federal Election Commission on November 1, 1999 and published by Opensecrets.org

* Also collecting compliance fund contributions for the general election.

Election 2000 Index

Links For Further Reference:

Supporting Federal Candidates:
A Guide For Citizens

Prepared by the Federal Election Commission -- all the details about the rules listed in this article.

Presidential Electronic Filings
Detailed reports of contributions and expenditures by candidates as reported to the FEC.

Filing a Complaint
How to report a suspected violation of the Federal election law to the FEC.

Fundraising by State or Zipcode
Find out which candidate is raising the most in your state.

Title 11 of the Code of Federal Regulations
The complete United States Election Code from Cornell University

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