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Most Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Still Relying On Large Campaign Donations

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A Reuters analysis found that as U.S. Democrats emphasize building their 2020 presidential campaigns on grassroots support, fewer than half amassed at least 50 percent of their early financial backing from small-dollar donations. Of the 15 Democrats who launched campaigns before April 1, only six amassed at least half their hauls from small-dollar donations. The analysis found that nine Democratic candidates received the bulk of their contributions of $200 or more from their home state.

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