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California Donors Support Both Progressive and Moderate Candidates in Democratic Primaries

California donors have contributed over $17 million to both progressive and moderate candidates in key Democratic primary races, with nearly $11 million going to progressive candidates. The analysis reveals a geographic divide in contributions, with progressive candidates receiving more support from the Bay Area and moderates from Los Angeles. The dynamics reflect differing donor motivations, particularly regarding issues like American support for Israel.

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California donors have contributed over $17 million to both progressive and moderate candidates in key Democratic primary races, with nearly $11 million going to progressive candidates. The analysis reveals a geographic divide in contributions, with progressive candidates receiving more support from the Bay Area and moderates from Los Angeles. The dynamics reflect differing donor motivations, particularly regarding issues like American support for Israel.

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California donors have funded both sides of Democrats' primary battles

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California Donors Support Both Progressive and Moderate Candidates in Democratic Primaries