Getting and spending: US election money wars – Channel 4 News
The History of Campaign Spending - Metrocosm
Election Spending 2012: Post-Election Analysis of Federal Election Commission Data | Demos
The History of Campaign Spending - Metrocosm
2012 GOP contest shaping up to be cheapest race in years - The Washington Post
Election Spending 2012: Post-Election Analysis of Federal Election Commission Data | Demos
The Powerful New Financial Argument for Fossil-Fuel Divestment | The New Yorker
How 2016 Compares To 56 Years Of Presidential Campaign Spending | HuffPost Latest News
Election Spending 2012: Post-Election Analysis of Federal Election Commission Data | Demos
Presidential Campaign Spending – Institute for Local Self-Reliance
CFI Press Releases > President Trump, with RNC Help, Raised More Small Donor Money than President Obama; As Much As Clinton and Sanders Combined
Where the money came from, not how much, mattered in the presidential race • OpenSecrets
How much money is behind each campaign? - Washington Post
The Political One Percent of the One Percent in 2014: Mega Donors Fuel Rising Cost of Elections • OpenSecrets
The scale of US election spending explained in five graphs
Can Stacey Abrams Save the Democrats—Again?
Election Spending 2012: Post-Election Analysis of Federal Election Commission Data | Demos
2020 election spending to hit nearly $14 billion, a record
The History of Campaign Spending - Metrocosm
What Trump and Hillary Spent vs Every General Election Candidate Since 1960 - Metrocosm
U.S. elections 2012 - total spending of Obama and Romney by category | Statista
How this Happened—Election 2012: Perfecting the Science of Presidential Campaigning: Tessema, Dereje B.: 9780981951843: Amazon.com: Books
Election Spending 2012: Post-Election Analysis of Federal Election Commission Data | Demos
How much money is behind each campaign? - Washington Post
US campaign finance: The expensive road to the White House | Americas | North and South American news impacting on Europe | DW | 30.10.2020
The Crazy Cost of Becoming President, From Lincoln to Obama – Mother Jones
