The Presidential Contest: With a Guide to the 1996 Presidential RaceA concise yet comprehensive overview of the presidential selection process, this edition includes a comparative analysis of the Bush and Clinton campaigns. |
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... Commission on Campaign Costs , which in 1962 issued a report proposing ... federal elections . Finally , in 1979 Congress added more amendments to the ... election campaign , which is treated in Chapter 3. ) Disclosure of Information ...
... Commission on Campaign Costs , which in 1962 issued a report proposing ... federal elections . Finally , in 1979 Congress added more amendments to the ... election campaign , which is treated in Chapter 3. ) Disclosure of Information ...
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... Federal Election Commission , The Presidential Public Funding Program ( Washington , D.C .: Federal Election Commission , April 1993 ) , Chart 1-4 , 10 , and 4-1 , 31. Also see discussion in Herbert E. Alexander and Anthony Cor- rado ...
... Federal Election Commission , The Presidential Public Funding Program ( Washington , D.C .: Federal Election Commission , April 1993 ) , Chart 1-4 , 10 , and 4-1 , 31. Also see discussion in Herbert E. Alexander and Anthony Cor- rado ...
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... Federal Election Commission Federal Communications Act of 1934 , 113n33 Federal Election Commission ( FEC ) campaign spending challenges , 107-108 contribution rules , 77 , 165 reporting to , 18 , 19 , 78 spending limitations , 67n11 ...
... Federal Election Commission Federal Communications Act of 1934 , 113n33 Federal Election Commission ( FEC ) campaign spending challenges , 107-108 contribution rules , 77 , 165 reporting to , 18 , 19 , 78 spending limitations , 67n11 ...
Contents
Nomination Rules and Candidates | 1 |
Current Nomination Rules | 7 |
Defining the Pool of Candidates | 29 |
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