No. One must only meet the requirements and have their name on the Ballet. But in order to have your name out to the people who will elect you, it takes a large amount of resources.
Senators are elected officials, so you need to raise a lot of money and run for office.
A contract is something stating that you work a certain amount of years for a certain amount of money
If Lisa had a certain amount of money and spent $39 of it and has 75% of the original amount left then Lisa originally started out with $156.00.
Money Market checking is basically the same as a money market account which sets a certain amount of money you need in your account to get a certain amount interest. You can ask any bank about this function.
People who cannot raise the money are denied the chance to be elected
(in the U.S.) There is no law or statute that requires anyone to have a certain amount of money on their person.
amount of moneythe amount of money a person receives when paid a certain amount per hour
amount of moneythe amount of money a person receives when paid a certain amount per hour
A Bond
He practiced law before he entered politics. He then was elected to the NH state legislature, was elected US Congressman,then US senator. He resigned before completing his term as senator and came home to practice law and make more money. He volunteered for the army when the Mexican War began and was a brigadier general at the end of the war.
There's no such Jewish concept.
You have to have a certain amount of money, I forget how much