1976 Election Costs Reveal Treasury Funded Most Campaigns
The Federal Election Commission reports 60 percent of the 113 million campaign total came from federal tax funds, marking the first treasury financed presidential race. Ford and Carter spent heavily in the general election, with each near the legal $21.8 million limit, while Reagan and Wallace posted notable primary outlays and funding shifts followed losses and wins across states.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Ford
U.S. Treasury
Sen
Henry Jackson
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Texas
Indiana
Wallace
Jackson
Mandel transfers governor duties to Lt. Gov. Blair Lee TI
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, ill from a brain disorder and facing a renewed federal trial on mail fraud and racketeering, transferred gubernatorial powers to Lt. Gov. Blair Lee TI. Mandel wrote Lee that he would serve only while recovering, with Lee acting governor until notified otherwise. The move followed health concerns and a mistrial declaration in Mandel’s 1976 case.
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Annapolis
APD
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Blair Lee TI
Mandel
Lee
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Fitness Build
Sher Mandel
U.S
Robert L. Taylor
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George Wallace
Florida
Lt. Gov
Blair Lee
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President
Northwood Plaza
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Steams & Foster
Stearns & Foster
Higbee
Midway Mall
Lorain
Elyria