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Diverse donor network puts conditions on its cash

Maya King
POLITICO
Top donors remain largely white and male, according to data from the progressive think tank Demos.

Black and Latino donors gave a combined $68 million in big- and small-dollar donations to presidential candidates in 2019, according to an analysis of ActBlue data led by the Collective PAC and Plus Three, a Latino-owned technology firm. However, top donors remain largely white and male, according to data from the progressive think tank Demos.

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