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 Student Email: aichacamara@uchicago.edu
 
 Student Name: Alan Kagiri
-Student Email: alankagiri@uchicago.edu. 
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+Student Email: alankagiri@uchicago.edu. 
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+Student Name: Adil Kassim
+Student Email: adilk@uchicago.edu
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 3. The Finance Report states that a record must be kept for any contribution over \$10.00, but “Contributions and receipts of \$50.00 or less per contributor, during the reporting period, need not be itemized on the report” … this might mean that if 1,000 people for instance donate \$50 or less, there could be potentially thousands/tens of thousands of \$ not shown on the data, even though this information is recorded. This means that the total contributions that filers itemize does not necessarily reflect the total contributions they received. 
 
-4. Transparency USA has aggregated data on the contributions of individuals and committees. This could be a helpful source to cross-check the data and potentially help alleviate the debt-contribution issue. Pennsylvania' Dept. of State also offers a detailed website that shows all the aggregated contributions made and received, expenditures made, debts, and receipts. The catch is one must know which candidate they are looking for as it's a searchable database, but it can be very helpful for cross-matching and verification. Here's the link :https://www.campaignfinanceonline.pa.gov/Pages/CFReportSearch.aspx 
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+4. Transparency USA has aggregated data on the contributions of individuals and committees. This could be a helpful source to cross-check the data and potentially help alleviate the debt-contribution issue. Pennsylvania' Dept. of State also offers a detailed website that shows all the aggregated contributions made and received, expenditures made, debts, and receipts. The catch is one must know which candidate they are looking for as it's a searchable database, but it can be very helpful for cross-matching and verification. Here's the link :https://www.campaignfinanceonline.pa.gov/Pages/CFReportSearch.aspx