Sentences with phrase «spent by the other candidates»

Coffey has significantly outspent his Democratic challengers in the race so far, shelling out $ 824,000 on campaign items including TV ads and various political consulting firms in both New York and Washington, D.C.. That's four times more than the average spent by the other candidates.

Not exact matches

TOTENBERG: Prodded by Chief Justice John Roberts, Kagan said repeatedly that Congress was justified in banning corporate spending in candidate elections because corporate money is other people's money.

Six former staffers of the dozen - or - so - person team have departed in as many months in the wake of a series of scathing reports by Crain's New York Business and other outlets into allegations of illicit coordination between the firm's candidates for office and the outside spending groups it represented, among other issues.

By comparison, self - funding Senate candidate Tim Bridgewater (R) has spent less than half as much as Matheson, and the other Senate hopeful, attorney Mike Lee (R), has likely spent far less as well (he hasn't filed his most recent report yet).

Three other Democratic mayoral candidates didn't make the debate cut because they haven't raised and spent the minimum $ 150,000 required by law (changed by de Blasio and Council allies last year).

What's even worse, said the candidate, is «gray money,» or spending by state super PACs that report other PACs as donors, making it nearly impossible to identify original donors.

He said he would spend $ 75 million on this race, and is already outspending the other candidates by far.

By one accounting, the California Charter Schools Association spent more than $ 12 million on candidates for school board and other races in 2016 and 2017.

The bill doubled the amount of money private donors could give to political parties, removed the cap on how much political parties could spend to support candidates participating in the public finance system and created a massive loophole by allowing candidates, in this case Malloy, to better coordinate their activities with political parties and other political action committees.

This spending flexibility allows state educational agencies to reserve funding for principals or other school leaders to implement evidence - based strategies for leadership development and support, such as school leader residency programs in which candidates prepare to become principals by working in authentic school settings alongside mentor principals.

'' Other political spending by section 527 and 501 (c) 4 organizations clearly meant to influence elections on behalf of pro-oil and pro-coal candidates.

In the entire Masters application, in comparison to the other elements such as the essays, recommendations, interview preparation, candidates spend 60 - 70 % of their effort and time in trying to get high GMAT / GRE score in order to improve their chances of being accepted by the top business schools.