Clinton's &#36;11 million advantage
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton ended 2006 with $11 million in her Senate account, money she can transfer to the presidential bid she began in January.
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton   secured nearly $2 billion in commitments on Wednesday to tackle   a variety of global problems after brainstorming with some of   the world's richest and most influential people.
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WASHINGTON  - Sen. Hillary Clinton might be leading the race for Democratic campaign cash, but she is far from Hollywood's darling, with the former first lady and rival Sen. Barack Obama neck and neck for entertainment industry cash.
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Democratic presidential contender Sen. John Kerry nearly caught up to President Bush's record-breaking fund-raising efforts by taking in &#36;233.5 million, his campaign said on Friday, just behind the incumbent's &#36;242 million.
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Republican campaign committees had a  significant $18 million financial advantage on Democrats  heading into the final months of the November 7 election battle  for control of Congress.
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Bloomberg - July 2 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is dominating presidential fundraising, raising the most money and bringing in far more contributors than rivals such as Hillary Clinton, who leads in national polls.
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US Senator Hillary Clinton continues to lead the field Democratic presidential hopefuls, maintaining a double-digit advantage over nearest rival Barack Obama according to a poll published Monday.
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Campaign committees controlled by Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have donated at least $890,000 to the campaigns of superdelegates, according to a report by a group that tracks money in politics.
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Former president Bill Clinton, who came to the White House with modest means and left deeply in debt, has collected nearly $40 million in speaking fees over the past six years, according to interviews and financial disclosure statements filed by his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).
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PHILADELPHIA Ã¢ÂÂ What if a boxer spent the week before a big match telling the media exactly how and where he would land his punches against the opponent? For starters, that would make things much easier for his rival Ã¢ÂÂ and that is exactly the advantage that Barack Obama has handed to Hillary Rodham Clinton for tonightÃ¢ÂÂs nationally televised Democratic presidential debate.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton on Tuesday grabbed a key endorsement from a major transportation union, in a new boost to her front-running 2008 White House campaign.
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President Bush's campaign spent &#36;45.8 million in July, the bulk of it on advertising, but he still had about &#36;32.5 million left to spend before he accepts his party's nomination next month, according to a filing released on Friday.
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Whatever the reasons John Kerry and the Democrats lost the race for the White House, lack of money wasn't one. Tax-exempt pro-Democratic groups raising big checks for this year's election collected almost twice as much money as their Republican rivals in the presidential race, a study shows. The financial advantage comes in addition to record fund raising by Kerry, the unsuccessful candidate, and the Democratic Party.
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The fund-raising totals underscored the tough political environment for Republicans and the big money advantage that the Democrats have built so far.
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Rasmussen Reports - In a match-up between the early 2008 frontrunners, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) leads New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) 52% to 43%. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds Giuliani&#39;s lead growing in recent months. His current nine-point advantage is up from a six point lead in January and a four-point lead in December.
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Money follows power. That simple axiom helps explain why incumbent members of Congress, on average, raise so much more campaign cash than the candidates who want to supplant them.
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Real estate executive Jack Rosen has given Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton $8,800 since last November, nearly double the amount individuals can donate to any single presidential candidate this election.