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1. news.ballotpedia.org › 2021/09/01 › campaign-financeCampaign finance update: Top fundraisers in Ohio ...

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   Sep 1, 2021 · This article lists the top individual fundraisers in Ohio by their party affiliation as well as the top ten fundraisers overall. It is based on campaign finance reports that active Ohio candidate political action committees (candidate PACs) submitted to the Ohio Secretary of State.

2. ohiocapitaljournal.com › 2023/05/02 › billionaireBillionaire backing effort to raise Ohio amendment threshold ...

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   May 2, 2023 · An out-of-state billionaire who wants to make it a lot harder for voters to amend the Ohio Constitution has a history of supporting candidates who falsely deny the results of the 2020 presidential election — and he's a major supporter of groups that organized Jan. 6.

3. www.news5cleveland.com › news › stateBillionaire backing effort to raise Ohio amendment threshold ...

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   May 2, 2023 · An out-of-state donor who wants to make it a lot harder for voters to amend the Ohio Constitution has a history of supporting candidates who falsely deny the results of the 2020 presidential...

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4. www.opensecrets.org › news › 2022Candidates poured over $100 million of their own cash into ...

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   Mar 15, 2022 · Candidates vying for House and Senate seats in the upcoming midterm elections poured over $100 million of their own money into self-funding congressional campaigns in 2021 — and state candidates gave millions more, a new OpenSecrets analysis found.

5. www.cnn.com › 2021/08/03 › politicsWhat to watch for in Ohio’s special election primaries

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   Aug 3, 2021 · A pair of special election primaries in Ohio on Tuesday will put the spotlight on tough questions facing both parties ahead of next year’s midterm elections.

6. fivethirtyeight.com › features › everything-you-needEverything You Need To Know About Ohio’s ... - FiveThirtyEight

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   Aug 3, 2021 · Whether you’re a Democrat or a Republican, there’s a major battle over the future of your party taking place today in Ohio. Voters in two Buckeye State congressional districts will go to the ...

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   How much money did state candidates spend on self-funding campaigns in 2021?

   • Candidates vying for House and Senate seats in the upcoming midterm elections poured over $100 million of their own money into self-funding congressional campaigns in 2021 — and state candidates gave millions more, a new OpenSecrets analysis found.

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   Where are the highest self-funding candidates running in 2021?

   • The majority of the higher self-funding candidates are running in races labeled “toss-ups” or “lean” Republican by the Cook Political Report. Forty-five percent of the self-funding in 2021 came from three races: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Arizona.

   Candidates poured over $100 million of their own cash ... - OpenSecrets

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   Which Democratic candidates self-finance in 2021?

   • Thanedar, also the only Democratic candidate to self-fund at least $5 million in 2021, is an entrepreneur with a background in polymer chemistry. He unsuccessfully ran for governor in Michigan in 2018 after spending $10.4 million of his own cash. Aside from Thanedar, most other House races attracted lower amounts of self-financing.

   Candidates poured over $100 million of their own cash ... - OpenSecrets

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   Does 2021 have more self-funding than the first half?

   • In recent years, more self-funding occurred in the second half of the election cycle compared to the first half. The self-funding numbers of 2021 are considerably higher than the amounts self-funded in the first half of past election cycles. During the first year of the 2020 cycle, congressional candidates self-funded $56 million.

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8. www.wlwt.com › article › 2021-ohio-primary-voting2021 Ohio Primary voting guide: What’s on the ballot ... - WLWT

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   May 4, 2021 · The ballot item would require the city of Cincinnati to put $50 million a year into a trust fund for affordable housing. “Issue 3 is the idea of thousands of Cincinnatians,” Josh Spring said.