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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2004
Page
10
Unreliables Targeted in Pre-Election Early Voting Push
Democrats and Republicans launch a six week drive to mobilize potential voters who rarely show up, aiming to lock in votes early. Iowa Maine and other states expand early balloting with volunteers, mail outs, and in person voting as campaigns treat each day like Election Day.
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Washington
D.C
Arizona
Linda Ronstadt
Ohio
Iowa
John Kerry
George Bush
al Gore
Maine
Bush
Kerry
Missouri
Karen Hicks
Democratic National Committee
Donor Gunpowder in South Carolina Campaign Funds
In August average individual donations favored the state Democratic Party, with $1,981 per donor versus $336 for Republicans, per Federal Election Commission reports. Despite higher per-donor Dem totals, Republicans overall collected more from individuals. party chair Katon Dawson notes the GOP relies on smaller contributions from regular people. A Florence fundraiser with former President George Bush aimed to raise nearly $250,000 for races on November 2, while Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards planned a Columbia fundraiser. neither money is stated to directly aid South Carolina candidates.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Federal Election Commission
Katon Dawson
Hollywood
Florence
George Bush
John Edwards
Big-dollar donors fill state Democratic Party coffers
August filings show the South Carolina Democratic Party raised 289 840 from donors and transfers but spent 346 516, leaving 55 936 cash on hand. The Republican Party took in 251 451 and held 427 663 cash, with GOP funds bolstered by national committee transfers.
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S.C. Democratic Party
National Party
S.C. Republican Party
Paign Committee
State Party
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Republican National Committee
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