Sentence examples for a small donor from inspiring English sources

John Moeller of Davenport told the Guardian he had long been a small donor to the Wisconsin governor.

Money could be an issue, especially if former Representative Beto O'Rourke, a small donor magnet, also mounts a bid.

But some Republicans do not like the name, saying it hardly hides the fact that a small donor group gets royal treatment from the party.

Proponents of list rentals argue they are a more cost-efficient way to help a candidate rapidly tap into a small donor base.

The party had never fully cultivated a small donor base and had consistently been more dependent on mega-contributions than the Republican Party.

The best way to insulate candidates is to have them rely on everyday people for donations, not corporate funders — on the great many, not the big money — through a small donor public matching fund system.

Here a trend to a smaller donor aldehyde seems to occur.

There is little doubt that Mr. Obama has built a small-donor operation that any of his rivals would envy.

To underscore the vice president's challenge, the Democrats have tried to transform their annual gala into a small-donor event, with ticket prices starting at $50.

"Now you either have a super PAC or a small-donor base, and if you have one of those things you can keep going.

For their part, Democrats seem to be trying to build a small-donor base of hard-money contributors, spending heavily on computers and technology to catch Republicans.