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Competing gambling interests, “dark money” nonprofits, businesses and labor unions were among those bankrolling two key political groups that spent $29 million trying to swing Kentucky’s race for governor last year.
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Health insurance companies, labor unions and businesses including Spectrum and UPS were among the top funders of Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s inauguration ceremonies last month.
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Candidates and PACs spent $70 million in Kentucky’s race for governor during the general election this year, more than doubling the previous spending record for the office.
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London Mayor Randall Weddle contributed $550,000 to Democratic Grassroots Victory Fund
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear continues to out-raise and out-spend his Republican opponent Attorney General Daniel Cameron, according to recent campaign finance filings. Super PACs have also raised millions of dollars for the race, running their own ads ahead of the November election.
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Spending by outside groups likely to keep Republican challenger competitive in Kentucky governor’s race.
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McConnell’s chief fundraiser is raising the money for the Mitch McConnell Building
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — An attorney says Kentucky Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron solicited donations for his gubernatorial campaign from executives of a drug treatment organization that is being investigated by his office. The request for contributions occurred during a call Cameron made early this year to a representative of Edgewater Recovery Centers.
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The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, enacted in March 2002, aimed to limit the amount of financial support interest groups and national political parties…
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A total of 19,145 donors — that's roughly the population of Johnstown, Pa. — gave or spent $2.6 billion in the 2016 campaigns.