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Can Burgum Buy His Way Onto a Second Debate Stage? - Vimarsana News

Can Burgum Buy His Way Onto a Second Debate Stage?

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum basically bought donors to qualify for the first Republican debate. But now he has to triple his national poll standings to make the second debate. Can his super-PAC do that for him?

Source: nymag.com
Republican Doug Burgum is running a mostly self-funded campaign, nothing new for the N.D. governor • OpenSecrets - Vimarsana News

Republican Doug Burgum is running a mostly self-funded campaign, nothing new for the N.D. governor • OpenSecrets

The entrepreneur turned statesman has spent at least $10 million on his presidential campaign and has super PAC support from wealthy donors.

Republican Doug Burgum is running a mostly self-funded campaign, nothing new for the N.D. governor • OpenSecrets - Vimarsana News

Republican Doug Burgum is running a mostly self-funded campaign, nothing new for the N.D. governor • OpenSecrets

The entrepreneur turned statesman has spent at least $10 million on his presidential campaign and has super PAC support from wealthy donors.

Unknown donor among biggest backers of Doug Burgum super PAC - Vimarsana News

Unknown donor among biggest backers of Doug Burgum super PAC

Backers of the pro-Burgum super PAC “Best of America” include familiar North Dakota names and a company called "Farrington Rocket, LLC." As of June 30, Best of America raised $11 million.

Burgum super PAC brings in $11 million; contributions bolstered by influential North Dakotans - Vimarsana News

Burgum super PAC brings in $11 million; contributions bolstered by influential North Dakotans

The super PAC aligned with North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum’s presidential bid reported just over $11 million in donations in its latest filing with the Federal Election Commission.