"In the general election, however, you may not make any contributions to the campaigns of Democratic or Republican nominees who receive Federal funds. (Federal funding in the general election takes the form of direct government grants rather than matching payments.) You may nevertheless designate a contribution of up to $2,400 to the candidate's compliance fund, a special account used to pay for certain legal and accounting expenses. You may also contribute up to $2,400 to the general election campaign of any Presidential candidate who is not a Federally funded Democratic or Republican nominee."
source: http://www.fec.gov/pages/brochures/citizens.shtml
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Contribution Limits 2009-10: ? To each candidate or candidate committee per election To national party committee per calendar year To state, district & local party committee per calendar year To any other political committee per calendar year Special Limits Individual
may give $2,400 $30,400 $10,000
(combined limit) $5,000
$115,500 overall biennial limit:
Just above $1 million, according to OpenSecrets.org
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i think about 60 million of tax payers money
People are spending too much money on the campaign. It has become too much about who has the most money rather than the issues.
Just above $1 million, according to OpenSecrets.org
With the new SuperPACs, it's hard to tell exactly what the amounts spend by each side were. Estimates are that about $4 BILLION was spend on the 2012 Presidential campaign altogether. As far as just the Romney campaign itself (no counting any other SuperPACs or affiliated groups), the latest estimates are that they raised just under $1 Billion total, which was slightly more than the Obama campaign.
It is not official but it appears that Newt Gingrich will suspend his campaign to be the 2012 Republican nominee for president. Gingrich's campaign is very much in debt and is not drawing the supporters that they had hoped.
strik regulations as to how much a certain individual can collect.
Employee and/or employer contribute money to an individual retirement account. The employee is responsible for choosing how these contributions are invested and how much to contribute form their paycheck through pretax deductions.
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Yes, a president can use his own money to fund his campaign. However, it is also common for presidential candidates to seek out and accept donations from supporters and run campaigns with the help of political fundraising. The use of personal funds can supplement traditional campaign financing methods.
According to reports, candidate Phil Gramm spent approximately $13 million on his presidential bid in 1996. However, it's important to note that campaign spending can vary depending on various factors, and this figure may not include all related expenses.
He had the usual presidential duties. Unfortunately he did not have much time to do them and he was sick in bed much of the time that he was alive.
The major parties spend millions on the campaign. They tend to spend most of the money they have available since nobody ever thinks they have the election cinched. The candidates themselves do not have to contribute once they are nominated.
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