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MiPRAPMoney in Politics Research Action Project (Portland, OR)
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But Janice Thompson of the Money in Politics Research Action Project said the campaign finance reports help narrow down which initiative proposals have the best - or worst - chance of reaching the ballot.
For initiatives, fundraising is fate by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Sarah Wetherson of the Money in Politics Research Action Project, a campaign finance watchdog group, called it a big win, "not just for wonks like me, but for the general public," since ordinary citizens with access to the Web can find out which candidates are getting money from various interest groups during the run-up to an election.
And on the 206th day, the pace picks up by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Krieger and others didn't dispute the campaign spending totals reported by the Money in Politics Research Action Project.
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