Reagan funds and Citizens for the Republic plan
Ronald Reagan builds a base through Citizens for the Republic, moving leftover 1976 funds into a new group run by Lyn Nofziger. The nonprofit coordinates money, polls, and support for Republican candidates, aiming to influence 1980 races while keeping a $1 million base and about $15 million in reserves.
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California Senate OKs $1 party checkoff push
Sacramento AP A bill to let Californians check off $1 from their state income taxes for political parties cleared the Senate Medussen 21 to 16 with all 14 Republicans opposing. Democratic sponsors said the checkoff could rise from 2.5 to 3 million dollars a year for campaigns as it moves to the Assembly. Republicans argued the measure lacks details on distribution among parties.
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