Here's How Much Republicans And Democrats Are Saving For Post-Election Legal Fights | Forbes Topline
November 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe Republican and Democratic National Committees are already raising millions preparing for an expected flurry of litigation and potential recounts after Election Day, and while Vice President Kamala Harris and the DNC have outraised Republicans this election cycle, the GOP is so far investing more cash in what happens after the polls have closed.
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