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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: FRED EITLAND
APRIL 18, 1984 SHARON SNYDER
DEBORAH STUTZ

FEC ISSUES FIRST DETAILED PRESIDENTIAL REPORT

WASHINGION — Twelve 1984 Presidential campaigns raised $30.1 million and
spent $27.2 million before the start of the election year, according to a
Report issued by the Federal Election Commission. Prior to the 1980 Presidential
campaign year, 14 campaigns had raised $39.1 million and spent $35.8 million.
The FEC Report, entitled FEC Reports on Financial Activity, 1983-1984,

Interim Report No. 1, Presidential Pre-Nomination Campaigns, is the first of a

series which will present in detail, the financial activity of all Presidential
campaigns which have exceeded $100,000. Interim reports will be issued
regularly as the campaign cycle proceeds. The final report will be issued in
early 1985, including activity from the start of each campaign through
December 31, 1984.

This Report differs from the monthly Presidential Campaign Summary Reports
in that it presents a more detailed analysis of the campaigns' financial
standings through a given point in time. Comparisons can be made with interim
reports issued for similar time periods for the 1980 Presidential primaries.

A summary of figures in the FEC study show that:

* 12 candidates raised $30.1 million;

* Of the total raised, $25.7 million, or 85.3% came from
contributions from individuals;

* Loans received by the candidates which were still unpaid as
of December 31, 1983, totalled $3.5 million, or 11.6% of
the total raised;

* Contributions from PAC's and other committees comprised 2.9%
of the total funds raised, or $.9 million;

* The campaigns spent $27.2 million, of which $25.1 million was
subject to overall limits, including fundraising exemptions.

The first FEC Presidential Interim Report includes financial tables and
graphs describing the various sources of monies raised by the campaigns. The
study delineates the distribution of individual contributions - large or

small - and distinguishes between the types of PAC money given to each

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candidate, along with the time periods when the monies were contributed.
Additional tables provide information on the spending allocated to individual
states by each candidate, and the amount of large individual contributions
flowing to the campaigns from each state.

Another table details independent expenditures and communications costs
by individuals, PAC's, corporations, unions, and delegate committees on
behalf of candidates. A final chart shows the net financial picture of
individual campaigns for each reporting period throughout the campaign.

A summary of the information available is provided on the next page.

Copies of the full Report are available from the FEC Office of Public
Records, 1325 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20463. Purchase price is $1.
Checks should be made payable to the Federal Election Commission. Questions
should be directed to the FEC Press Office, (202) 523-4065, or toll free

800-424-9530.

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‘SUMMARY FIGURES FOR 1983-84 PRESIDENTIAL REPORT ON FINANCIAL ACTIVITY, INTERIM REPORT NO. 1
(THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1983)

ADJUSTED RECEIPTS

y 2/ y
CANDIDATE = + INDIV PARTY OTHR CHTE CANDIDATE OTHER
Net ADJUSTED FEOERAL CONTRIB CONTRI CONTRIB = CANDIDATE LOANS LOANS
RECEIPTS CAMPAIGN © MATCHING MINUS MINUS MINUS ‘CONTRI- ‘MINUS MINUS OTHER
FUNDS REFUNOS REFUNDS REFUNOS: BUTIONS REPAYMENTS REPAYMENTS RECEIPTS
ASKEW 2191786 = _2t4Bses ° 1589871 ° ° 1000 ° 586000 7148
CRANSTON 4715995 4074248 ° erases ° 907585 2000 45300 1105213 °
GLENN 6417718 8223053 ° 5426802 3280 goao49 ‘8000 22637 450000 10508
HART 1874083 1827683 ° 1249371 ° 5247 3750 45000 522348 1979
HOLLINS, teze384 1807114 ° 1130208 ° 178727 ° ° 250000 8179
‘HUBBARD 150009 ° 104329 ° ° ° 45000 ° °
YACKSON 330840 ° 329340 ° 1500 ° ° “0 °
LAROUCHE 137774 ° 137774 ° ° ° ° ° °
MCGOVERN 249827 ° 217559 ° ° ° ‘30000 “1380
MONDALE 11448262 ° ° 22298 3500 o 299999 20258
WILLIS ° ° ° ° 95248 ° °
REAGAN ° 3505977 ° 47180 ° ° ° 14978
DEM SUBTOT. «29240754 28881263 0 = 22175822 3260 819403 18250 273185 3213558 49985
REP SUBTOT. a7es487 3568118 ° ‘3505977 ° 47160 ° ° ° 14978
OTH suator. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °
GRAND TOTAL «33010281 30119379 0 ~—.2se81s99 3260 aeese3 16250 273185 9219558 eases
ADJUSTED DISBURSEMENTS,
EXEMPT EXEMPT
ner EXPENGITURES | Disbunse= | ‘orsouRSE* OTHER EXPENDITURES LATEST
DISBURSE- MINUS MENTS MINUS MENTS MINUS DISBURSE- SUBUECT ‘CASH
peel mone eee ee ee JAE: ES
ASKEW 2084758 = 2041562 207299 95788 ° 1748592 107025 608417 62s
CRANSTON 4742997 4101244 1105678 301297 aa78 2889780 27001 asoreae 2/ °
GLENN 318044 = 100742 3241693 2928418 592633 ° 3241694 99674 1029841 45326
HART 1876315 1829925 1420708 362784 48436 ° 1420705 +2231 1046514 29055
HOLLINGS, 1863772 1504001 1391300 73992 33703 ° ° e2e11 938152 °
HuaBaRD 148833 147313 126801 20512 ° ° ° 4098 49172 °
YACKSON 217600 217600 208808 9670 ° 2422 183085 0547 ° °
‘LAROUCHE 105198 105197 63718 5238 36241 ° 63718 32875 4470 °
MCGOVERN: 159298 158376 103621 54681 ~130 204 103621 90532 | 44857 o
MONDALE 11102880 9415698 5470632 3187751 787283 ° 5470831 345581 778301 a8
wILLrs, 106211 t08214 e686 19825 ° ° ° 8084 ° °
REAGAN 1692181 1490831 752510 499095 239228 ° 752510 2077285 °
DEM susTOT. 28425703 25727807 16548632 7348846 1823225, 7104 14921838 087319 4730888 79202
REP SUBTOT. 1892181 1490831 ‘752510 439095 239228 ° 752510 2077285 1ee96s °
OTH sustor. ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °
GRAND TOTAL 9011781 27218638 17301142 7847941 2082451 7104 15874348 2934604 4897853 79202
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EXPENDITURES, DISBURSEMENTS. AND COMMUNICATIONS COSTS BY OTHERS
CANDIDATE DELEGATE/ COMMUNT- ‘COMMUNE -
INDEP W/P DEL CMTE CATIONS —INDEP yp CATIONS
EXPENO EXPEND «-DISBURSE COSTS =——EXPEND. «EXPEND. «COSTS .
FOR FOR FOR FOR AGAINST AGAINST AGAINST 1/ Net Receipts and Net Disbursements are total

reported receipts and disbursements minus
transfers among authorized camittees of the

° ° ° ° ° ° °
same campaign.
° ° ° ° ° ° ° 2/ Adjusted Receipts and Disbursements do not
° . a ; include: contributions which have been
c © ce refunded, loans which have been repaid or
waRT ° ° ° ° ° ° ° refunds and rebates received.
3/ Other committee contributions include PAC's,
Eetinss . 7 ei ° ° ° ° authorized committees of other federal
HuseaRo ° ° ° ° ° ° ° candidacies, authorized camittees of the
same individual for a previous federal
‘JACKSON i ° ° i} ° o ° lection, or unregistered sepaicationsy
4/ Debts owed by the Cranston campaion
o °
LAROUCHE ° : : ° ° reported throuch Septanber 30, 1983 oniy.
MCGOVERN: ° ° ° ° ° ° ° Sf independent Expenditures, Delegate/Deleaate
" Disbursements and Communications
‘MONDALE oO ° 33113 16256 o oO ° pious are as by I
witurs ° ° ° ° ° ° and organizations making disbursements
and as such may represent a different
REAGAN 1020 117168 ° ° ° 1850 ° fe Bee
DEM suBTOT. ° o 33113 16258 ° 24 ° FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
REP SUBTOT. 1020 117169 ° ° o 1650 ° PRESS OFFICE
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GRAND TOTAL toz0 147189 = aatta tease ° 1874 °