The new soft money

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Gubernatorial associations skirt campaign finance laws

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North Carolina governor's race awash in out-of-state funds

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Pennsylvania governor benefited from untraceable $1.5 million donation

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"… .The RGA has conducted at least one poll in Kentucky. A spokesman for Rep. Ernie Fletcher, Kentucky's Republican candidate, refused to comment on the RGA's involvem …"

State parties adjust to McCain-Feingold

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Fundraising ahead of 2001 pace as new law provides opportunities and challenges

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Old parties learn new tricks

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State parties collected nearly $570 million in contributions, soft money transfers in 2000

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"… elections in 2003, but it did have an expensive gubernatorial race pitting Ernie Fletcher, a Republican congressman, against Ben Chandler, the Democratic state atto …"