Obama camp hits 1.5 million donors

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Posted May 6, 2008 | 03:18 PM (EST)



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INDIANAPOLIS — Sen. Barack Obama's campaign hasn't announced this to the press yet, but their Web site this morning includes that graphic above marking a major milestone.


It's a nice piece of news for Obama on primary day - Indiana and North Carolina Democrats are heading to the polls in big numbers.


The campaign blog includes this explainer from 5:45 a.m.:

On the eve of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, we reached another incredible landmark: the 1,500,000th person made a donation to this campaign.

This has been an incredible journey so far. Along the way, we've heard from countless supporters who had never donated to a campaign before now, and inspiring stories of people who have challenged themselves to donate, to organize, to canvass and call to help build this movement.


It wasn't so long ago the campaign reached the 1 million donor mark.


Christina Bellantoni is a, national political reporter for The Washington Times.

 
 

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- katefranklin See Profile I'm a Fan of katefranklin

You wait. I'm sure we'll be treated to some unverifiable Clinton announcement following the Indiana results. Headline: "10 Million New Donors to Clinton Campaign In 3 Hours After Indiana Results". You wait. Anything to get her through the next few weeks.

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- Obamamo See Profile I'm a Fan of Obamamo

Go Obama!

Vive Obama!

The Future of America depends on Obama's victory. He is not perfect But he is way better than HilLiar and McWar. The last two in known for his warmongering.

Peace not war. Vote Obama

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