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Meet the wealthy donors who are pouring millions into the 2016 elections, Oct 5, 2016, The Washington Post

Wealthy donors are giving record sums this cycle to super PACs, which can accept unlimited contributions from individuals and corporations. These groups are not allowed to coordinate their advertising with candidates or political parties, but often work in close proximity with the official campaigns. Here’s a look at who have given the most through August 31.
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Americans’ Views on Money in Politics
Most Americans say that money has too much of an influence on politicians and that campaign finance changes are needed. 
June 2, 2015, The New York Times

In a rare show of unity, Americans, regardless of their political affiliation, agree that money has too much influence on elections, the wealthy have more influence on elections, and candidates who win office promote policies that help their donors. Read more. 

High-powered attorneys, lobbyists give big to Denver candidates
5-31-15, The Denver Post

A host of individuals, businesses and groups — many with an interest in city decision-making — burned through their checkbooks in the lead-up to the May 5 municipal election.

A Denver Post analysis of $4.1 million in contributions, including $1.3 million raised by Mayor Michael Hancock, found that at least $290,000 flowed into campaigns from attorneys and lobbyists, based on contributors for whom occupations are listed in finance reports.  Read more. 
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