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Clinton has 16-to-1 fundraising edge in Massachusetts

Associated Press SOURCE: Associated Press
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Clinton has 16-to-1 fundraising edge in Massachusetts
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has a 16-to-1 fundraising edge over Republican Donald Trump in Massachusetts.Recently filed Federal Election Commission reports show Clinton has raked in more $16.6 million from Bay State backers. That's far ahead of the more than $1.1 million raised by GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.Overall contributions to Democratic candidates have far outpaced donations to Republicans in Massachusetts.Of the $28.7 million donated from Massachusetts residents to all presidential candidates throughout the election, $24.6 million has gone to Democrats, while $3.9 million has gone to Republicans.Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson has raised nearly $138,000 in Massachusetts. Green Party candidate Jill Stein, a resident of Lexington, has raised $34,000.Massachusetts places fifth on the list of top donor states, behind California, New York, Texas and Florida.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has a 16-to-1 fundraising edge over Republican Donald Trump in Massachusetts.

Recently filed Federal Election Commission reports show Clinton has raked in more $16.6 million from Bay State backers. That's far ahead of the more than $1.1 million raised by GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Overall contributions to Democratic candidates have far outpaced donations to Republicans in Massachusetts.

Of the $28.7 million donated from Massachusetts residents to all presidential candidates throughout the election, $24.6 million has gone to Democrats, while $3.9 million has gone to Republicans.

Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson has raised nearly $138,000 in Massachusetts. Green Party candidate Jill Stein, a resident of Lexington, has raised $34,000.

Massachusetts places fifth on the list of top donor states, behind California, New York, Texas and Florida.

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