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=4-


RECEIPTS CF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS BY SOURCE FOR EACH REPORTING PERIOD
THROUGH FEBRUARY 29, 1988
REPUBLICANS
AND MINOR PARTY

$14000000 $t4g0q000
$12000000 $12000000

$1oo00000 $igondopd
$eq00000

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-13-


STATE BY STATE SPENDING

proan [Jo -. $1,000
$1,000-10,000
= 1$10,000-50,000 |
$50.000-100.000 |
{| $100 ,000-250, 000.
$250 .000-500,000.
fl $500K-1,000,000 |
asi,000,000+

Mm
fe La “py ROBERT DOLE

GEORGE BUSH |

a

PETE DU PONT



FOOINOTES FOR TABLES
AND MAPS

Figures listed in the preceding tables are net calculations;
that is, amounts have been subtracted for contribution refunds,
loan repayments, and refunds or rebates received (offsets).

Receipt categories will add up to campaign totals except for
the following:

l/ Dole Total includes $250,000 fram Dole for Senate
Cammittee.
2/ Kemp ——-- Total includes $440,000 fram Victory '88

(formerly Kemp Superbowl Brunch) .

3/ Dukakis — Total includes $394,300 from Dukakis Gubernatorial
Cammittee.

4/ Gephardt - Total includes $90,000 from Gephardt in Congress
Committee.

The tables and maps on pages 5 - 11 represent state-by-state
expenditures as reported by the 1988 Presidential campaigns.
Before attempting to draw any conclusions about state-by-state
spending, it is important to consider the following:

—The figures presented are preliminary, since reports are
often amended due to amissicns, errors, and/or changes in the
data over time.

—Data for different campaigns may not be camparable. Although
FEC regulations require state-by-state allocation of money spent
for media, staff, equipment, etc., each campaign employs its own
method for determining the distribution of those expenses.
Certain expenditures may not be allocated to any state, since
they more closely relate to the campaign's "national" effort.

-4a-


FOOINOTES FOR TABLES
AND MAPS

Figures listed in the preceding tables are net
calculations; that is, amounts have been subtracted
for contribution refunds, loan repayments, and
refunds or rebates received (offsets) .

Receipt categories will add up to campaign totals
except for the following:

Y Dole Total includes $1.15 million transferred
from the Dole for Senate Committee.
2/ Kemp ----- Total includes $440,000 fram Victory '88

(formerly Kemp Superbowl Brunch) .

3/ Dukakis -- Total includes $394,300 from Dukakis
Gubernatorial Committee.

4/ Gephardt - Total includes $90,000 transferred from
Gephardt in Congress Cammittee.

The tables and maps on pages 6 - 12 represent state-by-state
expenditures as reported by the 1988 Presidential campaigns.
Before attempting to draw any conclusions about state-by-
state spending, it is important to consider the following:

-- The figures presented are preliminary, since reports are
often amended due to amissions, errors, and/or changes in
the data over time.

— Data for different campaigns may not be comparable.
Although FEC regulations require state-by-state allocation
of money spent for media, staff, equipment, etc., each
campaign employs its own method for determining the
distribution of those expenses. Certain expenditures may
not be allocated to any state, since they more closely
relate to the campaign's “national" effort.


STATE BY STATE SPENDING
ALBERT GORE

brown []0 - $1,000
Ml $1,000-10,000
= $10, 000-50 , 000
2 PZ $50 000-100 , 000
$100, 000-250, 000
$250 000-500 , 000
$500K-1,000, 000
, ma $1,000,000 +

GARY HART

=

o ~
JESSE JACKSON >

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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY STATE-BY-STATE ALLOCATIONS — DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
(NOTE: LIMITS ARE 1988 OFFICIAL FIGURES)

STATE BABBITI DUKAKIS
ALABAMA ° 58,671
ALASKA 0 °
ARIZONA 7,089 1,290
ARKANSAS 0 30,347
CALIFORNIA 0 77,515
COLORADO 0 47
CONNECTICUT 0 689
DELAWARE ° 680
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 0 42,901
FLORIDA 300 627,440
GEORGIA ° 56,890
HAWAII ° 2,283
IDAHO 0 320
ILLINOIS 37,287 130,897
INDIANA 0 7,372
IOWA 628,230 750,009
KANSAS Q 4,664
KENTUCKY 0 9,001
TOUISTANA 0 14,415
MAINE 0 © 111,634
MARYLAND 0 205,801
MASSACHUSETTS 0 268,905
MICHIGAN 0 27,379
MINNESOTA 0 407,533
MISSISSIPPI 0 4,238
MISSOURI 0 1,626
MONTANA 0 70
NEBRASKA 12,547 71,078
NEVADA ° 4,122
NEW HAMPSHIRE 216,938 457,370
NEW JERSEY 0 749
NEW MEXICO 0 837
NEW YORK 0 87,017
NORTH CAROLINA 0 163,518
NORTH DAKOTA 0 996
ono o 10,316
OKLAHOMA ° 29,414
OREGON 0 2,139
PENNSYLVANIA 0 6,939
RHODE ISLAND 0 3,693
SOUTH CAROLINA 0 7,018
SOUTH DAKOTA 1,040 169,679
‘TENNESSEE 0 11,064
TEXAS 0 624,252
UTAH ° 23
‘VERMONT 0 49,468
VIRGINIA 0 41,858
WASHINGTON 0 61,953
WEST VIRGINIA 0 3,387
WISCONSIN ° 21,870
WYOMING 1,520 21,424
PUERTO RICO ° 0
TOTAL ALLOCATED 904,889 4,693,098

TOTAL NON-ALLOCATED 1, 296,029

6,685,736

GEPHARDT
4,680
0

0
6,244
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633
2,070
0

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23,530
37,711

1,500

C)

50,949
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758,749
731
1,087
4,896
29,379
800
180,616
4,875
48,031
1,040
329,777
1,512
93,628

0
346,495
0

0
23,148
16,915

o

Q
3,541
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8,246
576
2,564
96,914
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73,893
0
11,188
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2,000
6,083
23,447
0

2,197,501
3,430,409

GORE
102,084
0

0
67,560
893

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4,076
)

0
64,335
97,952
1,500
4,294
25,472
12,398
260,096
2,065
51,098
22,786
19,268
7,538
416
5,677
4,560
47,910

0

192
2,128
3,098

422,102

453

0
47,294
168,171
3

1,633
68,695
C)

6,814
0

17,562
92,159
14,801
371,565
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82,046
2,319
2,193
2,513
52,184
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2,159,965
3,843,202

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1,060
1,500

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200,037
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1,240,066

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2,000
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2,000
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8,500
2,500

OC)

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3,000
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10,000

4,000

0

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17,152
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0

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8,672
1,000
42,500
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8,500
2,000

500
0
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629,094
2,951,648

LAROUCHE smMON, | _LIMIT
2,208 6,500 1,093,861
oO 75 461,000

933 0 909,829
5,481 17,283 642,081
39,917 26,611 7,509,505
3 1,329 893,233

3,957 16,013 905,035
14 oO 461,000
15,765 3,075 461,000
0 23,202 3,436,847

6,123 28,186 1,654,436
1,525 0 461,000
467 a) 461,000
25,206 175,499 3,152,133
22 641 1,497,697
295,057 768,439 775,217
751 0 673,060
1,030 4,000 1,007,192
4,105 4,475 1,159,876
3,672 10,337 461,000
28,982 8,215 1,257,608
67,370 58,417 1,666,607
5,378 18,237 2,485,712
1,886 242,197 1,156,188
162 4,000 676,010
1,921 10,041 1,399,227

0 12 461,000

2,741 5,050 461,000
248 oO 461,000
448,052 422,412 461,000
13,835 13,573 2,154,160
0 833 461,000
24,939 68,674 4,965,523
5,233 202,821 1,765,076
538 ° 461,000

367 16,602 2,930,853
3,995 5,944 877,375
3,790 1,674 751,614
25,850 295 3,350,548
359 o 461,000
1,000 200 916,099
3,865 23,161 461,000
10 4,000 1,329,155
64,445 43,022 4,353,684
0 460 461,000

7,409 3,214 461,000
130,175 18,538 1,638,947
11,150 5,475 1,242,487
2,436 200 518,901
891 8,090 1,304,445

161 ) 461,000

o 0 747,557
1,262,977 2,271,058 _
861,438 774,287 _—

*Babbitt campaign report covering March was not filed at the time of publication.



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BRUCE BABBITT

0 - $1,000
$1,000-10,000
gai, d00-105.69
$50 ,000-100 ,000
$100, 000-250, 000
a:
it

EXPENDUM

250 ,000-500, 000
500K-1,000,000
1,000,000 +

MICHAEL DUKAKIS

RICHARD GEPHARDT



RECEIPTS OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS BY SOURCE FOR EACH REPORTING PERIOD
THROUGH MARCH 31, 1988

REPUBLICANS

Hai Other Committees
sommes 5 MB Loans
12000000 Gl Matching Funds

Individuals

$10a00000

FANHS/BO AON-N2/E1 N/T H88-
1/31

314000000

12000000

$10000000

pre 6/30 TAA9/BD  10/1-12/31 1/1/81 /31 2/1-2/29 341-3731

pre 9 10/1-12/31 1/1 488-1731 2/1-2/29 3A1-3/31

-14-


PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY STATE-BY-STATE ALLOCATIONS — DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
(NOTE: LIMITS ARE 1988 OFFICIAL FIGURES)

‘STATE ITT DUKAKIS © GEPHARDT GORE HART. JACKSON —_LAROUCHE SIMON LIMIT.

ALABAMA o 58,671 4,680 102,084 2,125 8,000 2,208 6,500 1,093,861
ALASKA, oO Cy) o ° ——t SN 0 75 461,000
ARIZONA 7,059 1,290 o Q 0 0 933 0 909,829
ARKANSAS 30,347 6,244 67,560 5,000 2,000 5,481 17,283 642,081
CALIFORNIA oO 77,515 0 893 7,085 0 39,917 26,611 7,509,505
‘COLORADO 0 47 633 oO 0 0 3 1,329 893,233
CONNECTICUT 0 689 2,070 4,076 0 2,000 3,957 16,013 905,035
DELAWARE 0 680 ° ° 0 oO 14 0 461,000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ° 42,901 O) 0 293 0 15,765 3,075 461,000
FLORIDA 300 627,440 23,530 64,335 352 3,500 0 23,202 3,436,847
GEORGIA, Qo 56,890 37,711 97,952 1,060 8,500 6,123 28,186 «1,654,436
HAWAIT Q 2,283 1,500 1,500 1,500 2,500 1,525 0 461,000
‘IDAHO o 320 0 4,294 Qo oO 467 0 461,000
ILLINOIS 37,287 130,597 50,949 25,472 8,509 160,844 25,206 175,499 3,152,133
INDIANA 7,372 o 12,398 300 QO 22 641 1,497,697
TOWA. 628,230 750,009 758,749 260,096 200,037 192,643 295,057 768,439 ‘775,217
KANSAS o 4,664 751 2,065 784 QO 751 C) 673,060
KENTUCKY o 9,002 1,087 51,098 0 4,532 1,030 4,000 1,007,192
LOUISIANA 0 14,415 4,896 22,786 0 3,000 4,105 4,475 1,159,876
MAINE 0 111,634 29,379 19,288 o 13,000 3,672 10,337 461,000
MARYLAND: Qo 205,801 800 7, Qo 7,300 28,982 8,215 1,257,608
MASSACHUSETTS o 268,905 180,616 416 5,000 QO 67,370 58,417 1,666,607
MICHIGAN 0 27,379 4,875 5,677 3,600 2,500 5,378 18,237) 2,485,712
MINNESOTA ° 407,533 48,031 4,560 63 24,321 1,888 242,197 1,156,188
MISSISSIPPI ° 4,238 1,040 47,910 0 10,000 162 4,000 676,010
MISSOURI o 1,626 329,777 0 2,000 4,000 1,921 10,041 1,399,227
MONTANA, QO 70 1,512 192 0 0 0 12 461,000
NEBRASKA 12,547 71,878 93,628 2,128 0 155 2,741 5,050 461,000
NEVADA ° 4,122 oO 3,098 0 ) 248 C) 461,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE 216,938 457,370 346,495 422,102 324,592 72,892 448,052 422,412 461,000
NEW JERSEY 0 49 i] 453 0 ty) 13,835 13,573 2,154,160
NEW MEXICO 0 337 0 ° o ° 0 833 461,000
NEW YORK i) 87,017 23,148 47,294 4,471 0 24,939 68,674 4,965,523
NORTH CAROLINA o 163,518 16,915 168,171 oO 17,151 5,233 202,821 1,765,076
NORTH DAKOTA ) 996 0 3 0 910 58 0 461,000
OHTO 0 10,316 0 1,633 600 3,500 367 16,602 2,930,853
OKLAHOMA, 0 29,414 3,541 68,695 2,500 oO 3,995 5,944 877,375
OREGON ° 2,139 0 cl) QO 0 3,790 1,674 751,614
PENNSYLVANIA Cc) 6,939 8,246 6,814 1,464 Q 25,850 295 3,350,548
RHODE ISLAND 0 3,693 576 0 0 o 359 Oo 461,000
SOUTH CAROLINA o 7,015 2,564 17,562 1,000 12,010 1,000 200 916,099
SOUTH DAKOTA 1,040 169,679 96,914 92,159 102 8,672 3,865 23,161 461,000
‘TENNESSEE 0 11,064 Qo 14,801 0 1,000 10 4,000 1,329,155
TEXAS 0 624,251 73,893 371,565 38,029 42,500 64,445 43,022 4,353,684
UTAH 0 23 cy 0 0 0 0 460 461,000
VERMONT ° 49,468 11,188 C) 500 10,655 7,409 3,214 461,000
VIRGINIA ° 41,058 C) 82,046 ) 8,500 130,175 18,538 1,638,947
WASHINGTON oO 61,953 0 2,319 90 2,000 11,150 $,475 9 1,242,487
WEST VIRGINIA 0 3,387 2,000 2,193 2,000 500 2,436 200 518,901
WISCONSIN: i) 21,870 6,083 2,513 Q o 891 8,090 1,304,445
WYOMING 1,520 21,424 23,447 52,184 100 Q 161 Qo 461,000
PUERTO RICO 0 y o ° Co) o Q 0 747,557
‘TOTAL ALLOCATED 904,889 4,693,098 2,197,801 2,159,965 613,165 629,094 1,262,977 2,271,058 _
TOTAL NON-ALLOCATED 1,296,029 6,685,736 3,430,409 3,843,202 1,240,066 2,951,648 861,438 774,287 =

~6-


PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY STATE-BY-STATE ALLOCATIONS —- REPUBLICAN AND OTHER CANDIDATES
(NOTE: LIMITS ARE 1988 OFFICIAL FIGURES)

WISCONSIN

BUSH DOLE Du PONT HAIG KEMP ROBERTSON = FULANI LIMIT
32,522 0 0 14,140 159,180 ° 1,093,861
1,089 0 0 oO 11,702 500 461,000
1,344 0 0 Qo 69,829 QO 909,829
55,068 0 ) 11,223 40,238 to) 642,081
1,597 ) QO 16,424 240,280 26,116 7,509,508
44,809 0 0 9,295 97,372 QO 893,233
26,328 59,013 o Qo 8,580 ) 905,035
149 oO Q 0 4,581 oO 461,000
0 0 i) 0 6,640 2,529 461,000
1,001,173 0 4,697 11,840 654,176 14,615 3,436,847
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FOR RELEASE: UPON RECEIPT CONTACT: FRED EILAND
APRIL 12, 1988 SHARON SNYDER
KAREN FINUCAN

SECOND MONTHLY PRESIDENTIAL REPORTS
SHOW SPENDING OVER $146 MILLION

WASHINGTON -~ Presidential candidates raised over $166 million and spent
more than $146 million by the end of February. The Federal Election
Commission's continuing series of summary reports on 1988 Presidential
campaign finance activity was updated today with the addition of figures
through February 1988.

The FEC summary’figures are based on monthly reports, which are
filed during the election year by all presidential campaigns exceeding
$100,000 in activity. The reports were due to be filed March 20, and
included receipts and disbursements for the month of February, as well
as for the campaign to date. All campaigns which have been declared
eligible to receive federal matching funds, as well as three additional
campaigns which had significant financial activity in 1987, are listed
in the FEC report - eighteen candidates in all.

Comparable figures are provided for 1984 campaigns.

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contribution refunds, loan repayments and offsets to operating
expenditures, affording the reader a more realistic look at monies
raised and spent.

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graphically depict the variations and/or spending patterns.

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each campaign, by source, for each reporting period in 1987 and for two
months of 1988.

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STATE BUSH DOLE DU_PONT: HAIG KEMP ROBERTSON FULANT LIMIT

ALABAMA, 82,066 216,513 0 ) 17,137 179,488 0 1,093,861
ALASKA 2,471 52,204 0 0 O) 17,087 500 461,000
ARIZONA 2,233 32,961 0 0 0 73,022 0 909,829
ARKANSAS 81,456 70,858 0 ) 12,511 53,003 0 642,081
CALIFORNIA, 8,158 139,306 0 0 17,887 258,302 38,003 7,509,505
COLORADO 61,516 46,444 0 0 9,613 116, 480 ° 893,233
CONNECTICUT 125,928 54,243 59,013 0 218 8,580 0 905,035
DELAWARE 149 3,955 0 ) 0 4,581 Q 461,000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 234 4,653 0 0 ) 6,640 7,304 461,000
FLORIDA 1,097,863 283,806 0 4,697 13,745 674,092 14,615 3,436,847
GEORGIA 243,367 284,374 0 9,227 21,823 128 806 7,266 = 1,654,436
HAWAII 82,161 74,495 0 ) 4,500 33,550 0 461,000
IDAHO 440 28,278 0 0 0 0 ) 461,000
ILLINOIS 729,353 1,057,150 19,305 0 46,762 176,107 16,845 3,152,133
INDIANA 10,718 39,869 ) ) 427 66,340 0 1,497,697
IOWA 773,047 774,638 616,992 39,212 765,146 748,634 7,581 773,217
KANSAS ) 303,351 5 ty) o 11,379 900 673,060
KENTUCKY 114,340 88,150 C) 1,000 1,063 72,985 0 == 1,007,192
LOUISIANA 150,392 193,882 ) 0 5,210 219,338 0 = 1,159,876
MAINE 145,284 125,338 32,744 0 19,220 106,032 0 461,000
MARYLAND 112,851 257,304 0 ° 1,574 35,938 ° 1,257,608
MASSACHUSETTS 855,343 998,142 149,402 Qo 725,532 205,222 18,538 1,666,607
MICHIGAN 964,584 77,343 0 ) 170,139 369,084 8,891 2,485,712
MINNESOTA 32,663 647,027 11,700 0 80,444 144,125 2,960 1,156,188
MISSISSIPPI 147,239 82,372 ) ) 4,194 108,076 559 676,010
MISSOURI 297,498 415,413 593 1,000 5,259 72,917 0 1,399,227
MONTANA 0 1,985 ° OC) 0 1323 ° 461,000
NEBRASKA 2,160 285,451 34,637 ) 9,283 70,760 t) 461,000
NEVADA 16,711 70,860 Q 0 23,214 93,212 759 461,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE: 447,234 468,195 436,715 163,922 425,968 420,914 3,536 461,000
NEW JERSEY 25 31,560 17,295 oO 1,081 23,810 4,316 2,154,160
NEW MEXICO 5,688 264 oO o 94 3,247 o 461,000
NEW YORK 140,592 159,947 131,982 oO 55,079 132,782 41,309 4,965,523
NORTH CAROLINA 197,065 689,678 0 0 7,042 131,546 8,209 1,765,076
NORTH DAKOTA 777 12,168 ° 0 30 2,879 oO 461,000
OHIO . 146,368 49,101 0 2,330 6,772 96,369 0 2,930,853
OKLAHOMA, 175,430 305,578 0 2,500 5,613 129,689 39,394 877,375
OREGON 1,422 31,423 0 o 335 21,577 4,042 751,614
PENNSYLVANIA 180,544 64,251 0 0 12,492 84,724 8,366 3,350,548
RHODE ISLAND 54,345 77,901 19,883 o ° 10,182 0 461,000
SOUTH CAROLINA 541,107 334,391 0 3,000 455,248 338,660 4,141 916,099
SOUTH DAKOTA 198,052 351,054 1,511 0 59,482 157,920 0 461,000
‘TENNESSEE 105,148 265,103 0 17,061 383 153,320 9 1,329,155
‘TEXAS 386,745 155,464 ) 13,431 18,540 911,995 15,821 4,353,684
UTAH 150 7,338 ° OC) 1,082 0 0 461,000
VERMONT 91,556 137,843 14,789 500 a44 38,447 tC) 461,000
VIRGINIA 22,949 70,265 0 0 4,635 244,206 ° 1,638,947
WASHINGTON 41,350 362,629 ) 0 4,706 69,761 9,612 1,242,487
WEST VIRGINIA 2,000 1,823 ) C) 2,000 342 CO) 518,901
WISCONSIN 59,375 112,570 1,912 C) 199 18,578 0 = 1,304,445
WYOMING 26,112 66,722 0 ) 7,744 8,847 t) 461,000
PUERTO RICO 15,479 16,940 t) 0 Q CY) 0 747,557
TOTAL ALLOCATED 8,979,849 10,502,993 1,548,501 257,887 3,025,447 7,062,018 263,488 —

TOTAL NON-ALLOCATED 9,890,038 10,061,881 3,262,883 = 13,674,125 13,378,491 398,326 =



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999 E Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20463
Phone: Local 376-3155 Toil Free 800-424-9530

FOR RELEASE: UPON RECEIPT CONTACT: FRED EILAND
MAY 2, 1988 SHARON SNYDER
(CORRECTED 5/5/88) KAREN FINUCAN

FEC RELEASES THIRD MONTHLY SUMMARY REPORT
ON 1988 PRESIDENTIAL SPENDING

WASHINGTON -- By the end of March, Presidential campaigns had spent over
$169 million, according to a report released today by the Federal
Election Commission. Candidates reported raising $175.7 million, $45.5
million from federal matching funds.

The FEC summary figures for the 1988 presidential campaigns are
based on monthly reports filed April 20, by all presidential campaigns
exceeding $100,000 in activity. The reports disclosed receipts and
disbursements for the month of March, and summary figures for the entire
campaign to date. All campaigns which have been declared eligible to
receive federal matching funds, as well as three additional campaigns
which had significant financial activity in 1987, are included in the
FEC report - eighteen candidates in all.

Comparable figures are provided for 1984 campaigns.

FEC figures on the following pages have been adjusted for
contribution refunds, loan repayments and offsets to operating
expenditures, affording the reader a more realistic look at monies
raised and spent.

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graphically depict the variations and/or spending patterns.

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