how much money needed to fund a campaign?
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enough to pay for the supplies
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i am currently campaigning for senior class treasurer and these are the things i am trying to do:\n\n1. make a few different varieties of posters and flyers to hang around the school, being creative but nothing overly showy that will detract from your campaigning image.\n\n2. be friend with everyone, and try to appear like a good, hoenst person.\n\n3. write a speech/segment for the newspaper that shows dedication and enthusiasm\n\nif you dont have time - money isnt really that important, just for the posterboard - then dont run. you should invest in your campaign!\n\nwell hope this helps. vote me best answer! good luck!
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When a corporation donates $100K to a candidate, they expect a return on that investment. Your friendly neighborhood Member of Congress is happy to provide that return, since it comes out of the National Treasury and not his (or her) own pocket.\n\nEliminate the system that makes Members so dependent on campaign contributions. Each candidate gets an equal amount of free TV time, free radio time, free newspaper space, free mailings, web page, etc. None of these annoying 30 second spots, just the daily speech or debate or whatever.\n\nIn short, alter things so that the Members are more concerned with directly winning votes via serving their constituents than with BUYING votes via advertising blitz.
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I think the first poster gave a great suggestion.  Here are a few more ideas:  \n\nLet me make your money talk.\n\nTime is money.\n\nMoney is scarce so let me take care of yours.\n\nAnd a few links that may help.  Good luck with your campaign.
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For a $50 donation, I'll give you the answer you'd like to hear.\n\nSeriously, campaigns are very expensive and candidates spend a huge amount of time fundraising for their next campaign. As a result, significant donors don't necessarily buy more 'influence' but they do tend to get more access to politicians to lobby for their interests.\n\nI would argue that it's not inherently dirty but it does seem to give the wealthy an unfair advantage.
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If you need funds, email me on dulce_cerise@yahoo.co.uk to find out how I fundraise.
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some funding source in usa here.it's help you hope\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/getyourloan
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it depends on the library, usually only a few cents a day, and probably more for cds and videos than for books...i would call your local library's circulation desk to find out. at least you'll know the money is going to a good cause!
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Any amount as per the need... of the project.\nIndian\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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It depends on the mutual fund.  Exchange traded funds of which there are many,  the minimum cost is that of one share of the fund.  Funds with front end loads normally have a low minimum investment amount, about $500.  Funds without loads normally have higher minimums, about $2,500 to $5,000.  Some funds have very high minimums, $100,000 maybe even more.  \n\nIf I had to guess the average, I would have to guess about $1,000.
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It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you are not getting the results that you wanted, try to spend another amount or go to another venue to advertise.  It is not necessary to set a limit on the amount that you spend, but rather it is more important to see how many leads it generate for you, how many inquries, how many visits your spending takes you to.  Good luck.
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how much do you need?
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I used to volunteer for a non-profit.  If they are a legit organization then you can ask them directly how much is spent per each dept. by percentages.  Ours did but many keep that private.  If I was going to make a donation of a large sum I would have that info first.
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Typically, this refers to individuals involved in fundraising for a campaign.\n\nHope that helps
1033241
President usually has to be rich, just because it costs a lot of money to run a campaign.
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You have to file with the FEC and your state elections office.  Get on line and find the Sec. of State or state elections office to file.  I think FEC is Free and the state charges around $25.  I think it is too late to file in Cal, unless you run as an independant.\n\nYou need to hire a campaign manager and trust him/her with everything.  it is their campaign.  Your job is to raise money and kiss babies.  The campaign manager will hire staff and exicute the campaign.  You have final oversight but the surest way to lose is to say that it is your campaign and try to run it yourself.\n\nI don't like your platform already, but I support your right to run
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If you are in the U.S., get in touch with your local senators and representatives (state and federal) and government leaders. If you give them a really big campaign donation, that is even better.