CENTER The Color of Money: Early Presidential Fundraising Shows White, Wealthy Donor Base Most presidential candidates—save Donald Trump, maybe—spent their campaign rollouts telling voters they understand the plight

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Date: 2015-08-05 16:17:23 Campaign finance in the United States Politics Fundraising Philanthropy Campaign finance Lobbying in the United States Economy Political science Political action committee Dark money		CENTER The Color of Money: Early Presidential Fundraising Shows White, Wealthy Donor Base Most presidential candidates—save Donald Trump, maybe—spent their campaign rollouts telling voters they understand the plight Add to Reading List Source URL: www.everyvoicecenter.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 251,51 KB Share Document on Facebook

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