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The cost of running a campaign are the travel costs for sending the candidate around the electorate to make public appearances, the cost of arranging these appearances (booking halls, hiring bands , etc) and the cost for publicity- producing and airing TV and radio spots, printing and distributing campaign literature, buttons, etc, including the cost of renting campaign headquarters and telephone installation and tolls.
Obviously, it costs less to run for mayor in a small town than for president of the US.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoCandidates must raise significant campaign funds.
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