Fundraising: The Strickland spin
Strickland Raises $2.3 Million in 31 Days
Strickland Widens Gap; Total Funds Raised $11.2 Million
Columbus, Ohio - The Strickland for Governor campaign today announced it raised more than $2.3 million in one month, widening the gap in total amount raised and funds available since the previous filing in August.
The campaign raised a total of $11.2 million in sixteen months, and reported $7.5 million total funds available at the end of the August filing deadline. The campaign reported an average daily contribution rate of $75,500 for the period.
"I am humbled by the generous support we continue to receive from Ohioans who are ready for change," Strickland said.
The campaign has received contributions from a total of 17,826 contributors.
Strickland continued to garner broad support from across the state. The counties with the largest amount of contributions during the latest period were Franklin County and Cuyahoga County, which together accounted for more than $1 million.
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at 5:03 PM, September 06, 2006 
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at 5:44 PM, September 06, 2006 
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at 10:56 AM, September 07, 2006 
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Post a Comment*He should be humbled by those contributions from the coal industry and corporations across the state of Ohio. He and Blackwell will serve their corporate paymasters, not the people of Ohio.
If we lived in a democracy we'd have a choice between ALL the candidates on the ballot. The media would give FAIR and BALANCED coverage. They would be clean elections instead of just auctions where the corporate candidates sell us out to the highest bidder.
Bill Peirce and Bob Fitrakis have been chosen by the PEOPLE of OHIO to represent the silenced majority.
This is a plutocracy!
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I don't think Pluto is a planet anymore !
Does that mean the tree hugger is way out there on a limb ?
Bill Peirce and Bob Fitrakis won't even get a combined 10% of the vote. So much for the "silenced majority". we call them fringe candidates for a reason.
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