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Democratic Primaries

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dsc

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Mon Apr 1, 2019, 08:28 AM Apr 2019

A question about these fundraising reports and the debates [View all]

Our first debate is at the end of June but before Q2 is over. We are using donation based metrics to determine eligibility for the stage. I know candidates have in the past released things before the quarterly reports. My question is this, when they release something early is it a report that has been filed or is it their data. If it is the latter, then what is to prevent a campaign from lying about donations to make the stage (especially if they are really close and only have to lie about a donation or two). I know they would get caught in the end, but the may think the risk is worth it and claim it was a mistake.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden
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