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

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE : CONTACT: FRED EILAND
JUNE 4, 1986

FINAL 1984 PRESIDENTIAL STATISTICAL REPORT RELEASED
WASHINGTON -- As attention begins tw siift to the 1988 Presidential race, and with
several 1984 campaigns still paying debts, questions have been raised as to how
the '84 campaigns were financed and what might lay in store for candidates in '88.
The Federal Election Commission answers many of these questions with the release of
its final statistical report on the 1984 Presidential primary season.

The FEC Reports on Financial Activity, 1983-84, Final Report: Presidential Pre-
Nomination Campaigns includes a look at 14 Presidential aspirants who each spent more
than $100,000 seeking the nomination of their parties. Unlike previous Reports, which
covered activity only through the election year, the FEC delayed its final account of

1984 pre-convention election finances to include activity occurring well after the
nominating conventions, (almost $4 million of activity reported in 1985.)

From the inception of their campaigns through December 31, 1985, the 14 Presidential
candidates reported raising $138 million and spending $137 million. However, in real
dollars, (taking into account transfers, loan repayments, contribution refunds, and
rebates received,) the campaigns actually raised $108 million and spent $107 million.

Using these adjusted figures, contributions fram individuals accounted for 60% of
what the campaigns raised; Federal funds, 34%; and PAC money, only 1.2%. Loans
(other than candidate loans) totalled $24 million, or 17% of the initially reported
$138 million raised. As of the end of 1985, all but $4.3 million had been repaid to
persons or lending institutions.

Although written to cover the 1984 Presidential primaries only, the FEC Report
includes information on all independent expenditures made and all partisan communica-

tions spent for both primary and general election efforts. Thus, for 1983-84, the

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total amount spent independently by individuals and other political committees on

behalf of and against Presidential candidates was $17.5 million.

Partisan communi-

cations by corporations, labor unions, etc., totalled $1.9 million, and delegate

committees reported spending $ .7 million.

Comparative figures are provided below for all campaigns which received federal

matching funds for 1976, 1980, and 1984:

1984
Number of Candidates u
Adjusted Receipts $105.0
Individuals $ 62.8 - 60.0%
Federal Funds $ 34.9 - 33.2%
PAC's $ 1.3- 1.2%
Adjusted Disbursements $103.6

1980

10
$ 94.2
$ 61.0 - 64.8%
$ 30.9 - 32.8%
$ 1.4- 1.4%

$ 92.3

1976

15
$ 67.9

$ 42.5 - 62.7%
$ 24.3 - 35.8%
$ .8- 1.1%

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$ 66.9

- Figures are in millions of dollars and cover activity fram inception
of campaigns through the end of the election years.

- Percentages are in relation to adjusted receipts.

- The difference in the number of campaigns, plus inflation should be
taken into consideration before any comparison is made.

A variety of charts and tables in the FEC Report map receipts and expenditures

for each campaign by state and also by time period during the months preceding the

conventions.

Copies of the Presidential Report are available for purchase fram the FEC's

Public Records Office, 999 E Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20463.

The cost is $1.00.

The two tables attached to this release depict activity first through 1984 only,

and second, through the end of 1985.


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