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$93,386 from 84 people to Republicans
$125,142 from 143 people to Democrats
$2,100 to Republicans $625 to Democrats $0 to Republicans $500 to Democrats $2,300 to Republicans $2,000 to Democrats $6,600 to Republicans $0 to Democrats $8,600 to Republicans $0 to Democrats $4,300 to Republicans $0 to Democrats $4,300 to Republicans $0 to Democrats $0 to Republicans $1,100 to Democrats $0 to Republicans $525 to Democrats
Welcome to FundRace 2008.
Want to know if a celebrity is playing both sides of the fence? Whether that new guy you're seeing is actually a Republican or just dresses like one? If your boss maxed out at that fundraiser or got comped? Whether your neighbor's political involvement stops at that hideous lawn sign?
FundRace makes it easy to search by name or address to see which presidential candidates your friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors are contributing to. Or you can see if your favorite celebrity is putting their money where their mouth is.
FundRace gives you the technology to do what politicians and journalists have been doing for years: find out where the money's coming from, see who it's going to, and solve the mystery of why that crazy ex-roommate of yours is now the Ambassador to Turks and Caicos.
Fundrace was originally created at Eyebeam.
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All calculations are based on public records filed with the FEC of contributions by all individuals totaling more than $200 (and some totaling less than $200) to a single Republican or Democratic presidential campaign or national committee for the 2004 and 2008 election cycles.
FundRace is updated according to the reporting schedule set by the FEC. Public contribution data is geocoded using public U.S. Census Bureau data. Dynamic maps are powered by Google Maps.
