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Measure 97 breaks fundraising record

Measure 97 has shattered the state’s record for the most money contributed to a battle over a ballot measure. The campaign to defeat the corporate sales tax measure has reached $22.5 million in contributions, more than double what proponents of the corporate sale tax have raised, according to campaign finance records. The Yes on 97 campaign has raised $10.9 million.
October 25, 2016

Measure 97 has shattered the state’s record for the most money contributed to a battle over a ballot measure.

The campaign to defeat the corporate sales tax measure has reached $22.5 million in contributions, more than double what proponents of the corporate sale tax have raised, according to campaign finance records. The Yes on 97 campaign has raised $10.9 million.

The record previously resided with the fight over GMO labeling in 2014, when opponents and proponents raised a combined $29 million.

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