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Where We Stand: Use
26
Dads
33
Moms
47
Congressional candidates
10
Senatorial candidates
2
Presidential candidates
45%
of total funds were spent by candidates of color
73%
of total funds have been spent by women
311%
increase in spending from 2018 to 2020 cycle
12
Republicans
47
Democrats
AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL
Since 2018, 59 federal candidates have used Campaign Funds for Childcare
39
Dads
27
Moms
16%
of total funds were spent by candidates of color
61%
of total funds have been spent by women
20
Republicans
40
Democrats
AT THE STATE LEVEL
Since 2018, over 60 state candidates have used Campaign Funds for Childcare
Campaign Funds for Childcare
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Where We Stand: CFCC Approval
16 States
approved through legislation
10 States
approved through ethics or AG rulings
3 States
used by candidates without explicit approval
Where We Stand: Bipartisan Support
7
signed by Republican governors
9
signed by Democratic governors
12
passed by Democrat prime sponsors
2
passed by Republican prime sponsors
12
passed with bipartisan cosponsors
LEGISLATION
Every piece of CFCC legislation has been passed with bipartisan support.
USAGE
Bipartisan use of CFCC is increasing — Republican spending increased from just 10% of all funds in 2018 to 30% in 2020.
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