Clinton dominates money hunt in 2016 campaign
Hillary Clinton leads in large donations across 26 states, with $274 million raised by 22 major candidates and Clinton accounting for 28 percent of the total. Ben Carson tops GOP states in 10, while Cruz and Bush trail with mixed results. The analysis covers donations over $200 from Jan 1 to Sept 30, excluding super PACs.
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Washington
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Illinois
Colorado
Clinton
Associated Press
Ben Carson
Alaska
Nebraska
Jeb Bush
Ted Cruz
Bernie Sanders
Sanders
Carson
Donald Trump
Barack Obama
Federal Election Commission
Geographic Distri
Cruz
Texas
Bush
Doug Watts
Fred Malek
Malek
Florida
New York
Arkansas
Ohio
John Kasich
South Carolina
Lindsey Graham
Kentucky
Rand Paul
Louisiana
Bobby Jindal
New Jersey
Chris Christie
Vermont
Lone Star
Stephen Cox
Cox
Houston
Marco Rubio
U.S
Rubio
Nevada
National Press Club
Associated Press’ Review
Leftover campaign cash fuels questions about ex lawmakers
Former lawmakers hold tens of millions in leftover funds after leaving Congress. Evan Bayh maintains about 10 million, largely given to Democrats, fueling speculation of future runs or as a family fund. Mary Landrieu has over 146000 and considers gifts to Republicans. Foley preserves 1 million for political and charity uses.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Congress
Evan Bayh
Senate
Indiana
Mary Landrieu
Louisiana
Mark Foley
Florida
Ing
House
Connecticut
Joe Lieberman
Bill Canfield
Canfield
Associated Press
Bayh
Dan Parker
Democratic Party
Ann DeLaney
Birch Bayh
DeLaney
Massachusetts
Marty Meehan
University of Massachusetts
Foley
Palm
New Mexico court debate over death with dignity policy
Two major positions in New Mexico on aid in dying clash as the state Supreme Court weighs a 2013 ruling that protected doctors who prescribe for terminally ill patients. Compassion and Choices NM favor choice for mentally competent, terminal patients. Catholic groups oppose, urging acceptance of suffering. Public letters echo division.
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New Mexico
Compassion
Nan Nash
State Court of Appeals
New Mexico Supreme Court
Love over hate urged in editorial on dangerous times
The piece cites Martin Luther King Jr. and biblical guidance to respond to hostility with love. It calls Christians Jews and Western communities to stand vigilant protect innocent life and honor those who died defending faith. Reprinted from the Covoro Springs Gazette.
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Martin Luther King Jr
King
West
Christ
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