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Campaign Financing Capture Index: Out of the Remaining Presidential Candidates, Clinton Relies Most on Big Donors

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Clinton’s main super PAC, Priorities USA Action, raised $8.5 millions in April. Bernie Sanders remains the only one of the remaining three candidates to...
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Campaign Financing Capture Index: Historical Comparison Shows the Extent of Growth in Political Contributions From Big Donors

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More than a third of total contributions raised by presidential candidates from both parties in the 2016 race come from donors who gave more...
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Campaign Financing Capture Index: Record Concentration of Political Donors

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41.3 percent of the money raised by the Cruz campaign and by PACs and Super PACs backing his candidacy came from donors who gave...
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Unusual Debate at Davos: Lobbying, Maximizing Shareholder Value and the Duty of CEO’s

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BlackRock CEO, Larry Fink: “We can tell a company to fire 5000 employees tomorrow, or tell a company to do something that maybe is bad for...
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Campaign Financing Capture Index: Candidates on Fundraising Spree Attract Millions from Big Donors

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With Marco Rubio out of the race, Ted Cruz is now the candidate with the largest fraction of political contributions over $5,000. Before dropping...
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Stigler Center Survey Reveals: Majority of Americans Concerned About the Influence of Campaign Donors on Candidates

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Survey: 57 percent of Americans believe candidates who take money from big businesses, unions and special interest groups are under their control. In the past...
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Campaign Financing Capture Index

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The first part of the new project by the Stigler Center on the influence of money on politics: of the remaining presidential candidates, Marco...
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