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Key State Elections: Which Benefit The Most From Donations?

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Live-streamed on September 24, 2024

Aaron Kleinman, director of research for the States Project at Future Now, discusses the biggest state legislature races coming up in November.

After expanding on the States Project’s project, how they assess the needs of different candidates and races, and unpacking the major funding gaps in funding for Democratic candidates on the federal and state levels, Kleinman highlights Wisconsin’s myriad tight races in the wake of redistricting and wraps up by touching on the potential Mark Robinson effect in North Carolina.

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