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by News Editor
Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. Photo: Screenshot.
CNN – Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaign spent part of Monday fighting over how much money the front-runner’s operation has actually raised for state parties, with Sanders’ campaign charging Clinton with “laundering” donations.
Both Democratic campaigns have signed joint fundraising efforts with the Democratic National Committee, allowing the presidential campaigns to raise money for the Democratic committee and a host of state Democratic parties. Because of federal election rules, campaigns are allowed to raise upwards of $350,000 from individuals for joint fundraising efforts.
