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The 2020 Election Is Shaping Up To Be an Expensive Run

April 22, 2019

With a crowded field of 17 presidential candidates, candidates raised big numbers for the first quarter of 2019. Incumbent president Donald Trump declared $30.3 million in his fundraising arsenal in this quarter alone. By comparison, Bernie Sanders was able to score over $20 million recipets, while Elizabeth Warren hit close to $16.5 million right out of the gates in 2019. On the other end of the spectrum Wayne Messam, mayor of a mid-sized city in Florida, only raised around $84,000 dollars. Julián Castro, Obama’s former secretary of Housing, raised just over a million dollars, while Marianne Williamson, Opera’s spiritual advisor, put up $1.5 million.

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Amt der Salzburger Landesregierung

The office of the Salzburg state government is the business apparatus of the state government in the province of Salzburg. It is run as a service company according to the principles of modern management management. The activities of the provincial administration are not limited to the enforcement of state laws, they also enforce federal law and finally provide a wealth of tasks of the state and the federal government within the framework of the private economic administration. These services are provided by state employees with the aim of always being a competent and efficient partner of the population.

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The 2020 Election Is Shaping Up To Be an Expensive Run