On the recordJune 18, 1998
The most that an individual can give to a candidate is $1,000 in the primary, and so he cannot give them $25,000.
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govinfo.govEd Whitfield: “The most that an individual can give to a candidate is $1,000 in the primary, and so he cannot give them $25,000.”
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Clarifying campaign contribution limits during a discussion on election finance.
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