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SEPTEMBER 30, 2019: The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee together spent $10 million on an ad campaign. Steve Bullock is expected to be the first candidate to apply for public financing.
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There are four new candidates running since last week, including one Democrat. In total, 880 individuals are currently filed with the FEC to run for president.
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“You are spending at least a third to half your life on your mobile phone, and they’re deciding they don’t need to have a message for you there.”
– Zac Moffatt, Republican strategist on Biden’s online ad pullback
“From a brand perspective, [Biden] can’t be that incendiary and that’s what’s rewarded online.”
– Andrew Bleeker, Democratic digital strategist
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JOE BIDEN ([link removed]) attended a fundraiser in Denver ([link removed]) Saturday. _Politico _reported ([link removed]) on the pro-Biden coalition in the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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CORY BOOKER ([link removed]) joined striking auto workers ([link removed]) on the picket line in Maryland Saturday. Booker announced ([link removed]) Sunday he had crossed the donor threshold for the November debate.
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STEVE BULLOCK ([link removed]) will apply for tor public financing ([link removed]) for his campaign after the end of the third quarter.
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PETE BUTTIGIEG ([link removed]) campaigned in Nevada ([link removed]) Saturday and Sacramento ([link removed]) Sunday.
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JULIÁN CASTRO ([link removed]) said ([link removed]) he would not run for U.S. Senate in Texas if he were to leave the 2020 presidential race.
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JOHN DELANEY ([link removed]) ’s Iowa state director departed ([link removed]) his presidential campaign Friday. Brent Roske was named the new Iowa state director.
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TULSI GABBARD ([link removed]) said Friday that she no longer opposed ([link removed]) impeachment after reviewing the transcript summary of the call between TRUMP and the Ukranian president.
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KAMALA HARRIS ([link removed]) opened a campaign office ([link removed]) Sunday in her hometown of Oakland, California.
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AMY KLOBUCHAR ([link removed]) and ELIZABETH WARREN ([link removed]) spoke at a forum sponsored by the United Food and Commercial Workers in Michigan Sunday.
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BERNIE SANDERS ([link removed]) announced a plan Monday to increase the tax rate ([link removed]) for corporations that make $100 million in annual revenue if their highest-paid employee earns more than 50 times the average worker.
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JOE SESTAK ([link removed]) campaigned in Iowa ([link removed]) Sunday, speaking at events for the Butler County Democrats and the Webster County Democrats.
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TOM STEYER ([link removed]) announced ([link removed]) his “International Plan for Climate Justice,” which would spend $200 billion over 10 years to define and address environmental crimes against humanity.
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MARIANNE WILLIAMSON ([link removed]) is campaigning in Iowa ([link removed]) Monday, including a stop at the Caucus for Kids and Drake University.
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ANDREW YANG ([link removed]) is holding a campaign rally in Los Angeles ([link removed]) Monday.
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The DONALD TRUMP ([link removed]) campaign and the Republican National Committee spent $10 million total on an ad campaign ([link removed]) targeting BIDEN for alleged corruption in Ukraine and saying the Democrats want to steal the 2020 presidential election.
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BILL WELD ([link removed]) will campaign in New Hampshire ([link removed]) Monday, with stops at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics and the Manchester Family Justice Center.
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Aiken Standard: With no primary, GOP candidates deprioritize S.C. ([link removed])
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The New York Times: Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Message: Not Impeachment, They Insist ([link removed])
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Reuters: Republicans rally base around Trump impeachment probe in battleground Wisconsin ([link removed])
FLASHBACK: SEPTEMBER 30, 2015
CNBC announced ([link removed]) its criteria for participation in the third Republican presidential primary debate: reach an average of 2.5 percent in national polls from a select group of organizations to make the main stage or reach 1 percent in any of those polls to make the undercard debate.
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