Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Mar 27th 2004, 3:18 am
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Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Check out how your colleagues and neighbourhood contribute towards this year's election. Search by company for co-workers or zip code for neighbours.
Can even look-up for names!
For donations greater than 200 bucks
You'll be surprised how money is changing hands behind the scenes.
>click here<
>or here< check out the money map and has better neighbourhood search.
Can even look-up for names!
For donations greater than 200 bucks
You'll be surprised how money is changing hands behind the scenes.
>click here<
>or here< check out the money map and has better neighbourhood search.
Last edited by Gross50; Mar 27th 2004 at 3:22 am.
Mar 28th 2004, 5:10 am
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Re: Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Originally posted by Gross50
Check out how your colleagues and neighbourhood contribute towards this year's election. Search by company for co-workers or zip code for neighbours.
Can even look-up for names!
For donations greater than 200 bucks
You'll be surprised how money is changing hands behind the scenes.
>click here<
>or here< check out the money map and has better neighbourhood search.
Check out how your colleagues and neighbourhood contribute towards this year's election. Search by company for co-workers or zip code for neighbours.
Can even look-up for names!
For donations greater than 200 bucks
You'll be surprised how money is changing hands behind the scenes.
>click here<
>or here< check out the money map and has better neighbourhood search.
My zip is 89451. Out of twelve donations eleven were to Bush and nine of those were for $2000 (many were husband and wife each giving $2000).
One person did not contribute to Bush and they gave $200 to Clark.
Republican neighborhood - but I knew that.
Mar 28th 2004, 10:53 am
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Re: Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Interesting 
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Amazing also how in Beverly Hills even unemployed people and students spend $2000 on Bush. And all the famous people on that list.... hehehe *snoop snoop*
. Amazing also how in Beverly Hills even unemployed people and students spend $2000 on Bush. And all the famous people on that list.... hehehe *snoop snoop*
Mar 28th 2004, 6:15 pm
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Re: Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Originally posted by HunterGreen
Interesting.
Amazing also how in Beverly Hills even unemployed people and students spend $2000 on Bush. And all the famous people on that list.... hehehe *snoop snoop*
Interesting
. Amazing also how in Beverly Hills even unemployed people and students spend $2000 on Bush. And all the famous people on that list.... hehehe *snoop snoop*
Kerry/democratic supporters should learn to put their money where there (loud) mouth is. unless they are the 2 million jobs lost.
Mar 29th 2004, 12:49 am
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Re: Snoop on your neighbours election contributions
Originally posted by Gross50
Kerry/democratic supporters should learn to put their money where there (loud) mouth is. unless they are the 2 million jobs lost.
Kerry/democratic supporters should learn to put their money where there (loud) mouth is. unless they are the 2 million jobs lost.
Mar 29th 2004, 1:18 am
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Love that site! I'm 01966 and am pleased to see that with a couple of exceptions, they're all Democrats round here.
Mar 29th 2004, 1:01 pm
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My neighbourhood seems to have a pretty even spread. They're all small sums (a few hundred dollars) except for one guy who donated over 12k, and is listed as an attorney. From this, I conclude I should have gone into law rather than computing. 
Mar 31st 2004, 4:03 am
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Originally posted by Scorchio
My neighbourhood seems to have a pretty even spread. They're all small sums (a few hundred dollars) except for one guy who donated over 12k, and is listed as an attorney. From this, I conclude I should have gone into law rather than computing.
My neighbourhood seems to have a pretty even spread. They're all small sums (a few hundred dollars) except for one guy who donated over 12k, and is listed as an attorney. From this, I conclude I should have gone into law rather than computing.
Mine 32536 seem to pretty much have given to every party/person lots $2000 But must be a cross section here.
Great site thanks for tip.
Suzieque
Mar 31st 2004, 8:43 pm
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Location: Northern VA
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come on now, who really needs to give away $2k to Bush, my Virginia neighborhood is a disgrace. I'd rather spend it on a plasma TV than that cowboy!
