Five Democrats agree to radio TV cap per voter in primaries
Washington AP reports five Democratic hopefuls agreed to cap radio and television spending at five cents per eligible voter for next year's primaries. The plan aims to conserve funds amid a crowded field and a $9.3 million 1968 debt, with ceilings of $435,000 per candidate in California and $2,819,000 total if contesting both primaries.
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