A receiver of political contributions isn't required to keep records of the givers' employer unless that giver has aggregate political contributions for the year are over $200. https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/keeping-records/recording-receipts/
The average contribution to ActBlue in 2019 was $30.50. https://blog.actblue.com/2020/01/09/2019-in-review-a-1-billion-year/
So the "analysis" is a bunch of BS. I've given small contributions to various candidates through ActBlue and never recall being asked for employer information. So when they are claiming the givers were "unemployed" what it really means is that an employer isn't listed because there is no obligation for ActBlue to do so for the majority of their contributors.
@no1maraudersaid A receiver of political contributions isn't required to keep records of the givers' employer unless that giver has aggregate political contributions for the year are over $200. https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/keeping-records/recording-receipts/
The average contribution to ActBlue in 2019 was $30.50. https://blog.actblue.com/2020/01/09/2019-in-revie ...[text shortened]... t listed because there is no obligation for ActBlue to do so for the majority of their contributors.
per actblue website...
Why does ActBlue require my personal information for me to donate?
Any contribution made through ActBlue needs to be reported to the appropriate regulatory body, just like any other contribution. This means that we are required by law to collect your personal information so that campaigns and organizations can properly report your contributions. Most contributions require your name, address, occupation, and employer, but the laws in some states require your employer’s address as well. ActBlue is also required by federal law to report and itemize (that means list the donor name and information for) every single federal donation that comes through our platform to the Federal Election Commission, including donations under $200.
We also pass along your email address, as well as your phone number if you choose to provide it, to the group you gave to and no one else. Providing a phone number when donating is always optional. This contact information is vital for groups running grassroots fundraising programs and is also how we’re able to send you an email receipt for your contribution. We never sell your personal information or share it with anyone beyond the group you gave to.
Why does ActBlue require my personal information for me to donate?
Any contribution made through ActBlue needs to be reported to the appropriate regulatory body, just like any other contribution. This means that we are required by law to collect your personal information so that campaigns and organizations can properly report your contribu ...[text shortened]... ution. We never sell your personal information or share it with anyone beyond the group you gave to.
ActBlue should add:
And we can't guarantee that donors won't be criticized or scorned by crybaby Republicans.
@mott-the-hooplesaid But I thought you lefties were concerned about election interference.
we are more concerned with voter suppression
trump's only path to victory
you know it very well
you're a smart guy
trump cares about you
don't ever forget that
and if you ever need a hand
his small pudgy fingers will make everything ok
unless you are a woman
maybe not ok
@lemondropsaid we are more concerned with voter suppression
trump's only path to victory
you know it very well
you're a smart guy
trump cares about you
don't ever forget that
and if you ever need a hand
his small pudgy fingers will make everything ok
unless you are a woman
maybe not ok
hmmm...why are you not concerned with anything that could adversely affect our election?
@no1maraudersaid A receiver of political contributions isn't required to keep records of the givers' employer unless that giver has aggregate political contributions for the year are over $200. https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/keeping-records/recording-receipts/
The average contribution to ActBlue in 2019 was $30.50. https://blog.actblue.com/2020/01/09/2019-in-revie ...[text shortened]... t listed because there is no obligation for ActBlue to do so for the majority of their contributors.
Why are you posting this incorrect information? As usual when caught in a lie you just ignore.
@mott-the-hooplesaid But I thought you lefties were concerned about election interference.
Haha trump getting out financed much you’d better phone the Kremlin and tell them that the whitehouse don’t come cheap.
And what about the NRA? have they developed short arms and deep pockets? Or maybe they don’t believe the right wing BS about Biden taking your guns away and have decided that they don’t have a horse in this race.
@kevcvs57said Haha trump getting out financed much you’d better phone the Kremlin and tell them that the whitehouse don’t come cheap.
And what about the NRA? have they developed short arms and deep pockets? Or maybe they don’t believe the right wing BS about Biden taking your guns away and have decided that they don’t have a horse in this race.
so it is your stance that foreign countries can abuse our election system through this democrat dark money website?
12 Sep '20 22:59
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