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Sanders posted the biggest numbers, with clinton raising nearly $30 million, leaving her with $33 million on hand. sanders is not far behind, having raised $26.2 million with $27 million still in the bank. and his campaign said last night that hes also raised more than $3.2 million since tuesdays debate. now turning to the republicans, ben carson raised the most, with nearly $21 million. followed by jeb bush with $13.4. and ted cruz with $12.2 million. donald trump raised the eighth most of any ...

Shortened to two hours, instead of cnbcs proposal for two hours with up to another 16 minutes in commercial breaks. and they also demand candidates be given opening and closing statements. trump and carson described their demands as, quote, very reasonable format changes. cnbc, which is a sister channel of msnbc, says it hasnt done opening and closing statements in past debates, and will, quote, take the candidates views on the format into consideration. as they finalize its structure. last ni...