1.Small contributors, (those who give $5-$10 or so and only occasionally)
2. Wealthy individuals and families, who can make large donations and find it in their best interest to do so.
3. Candidates, both incumbents and challengers, their families and people who hold and want to keep appointive public offices.
4. Various non-party groups, especially political action committees.
5. Temporary Organizations, groups formed for the immediate purposes of a campaign, including fundraiser
1. Personal 2. Organizational 3. Media 4. Nomination 5. General Election.
general election and by-election
Genreral Election Special Election Electoral College Presidential Election Nomination
General Election Mid term election By election
the election of members of congress
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the four main types of financial institutions are as follows public, semi-private, private and focused.
Regarding age, there are contributors, asking and answering from their homes and schools, from as young as 13 years of age. Nationality... the site is world-wide and has over6 million contributors.
Public and Private.
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Be more specific.There are two types of company. These are the Public and Private companies.
Private and governmental schools