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Iireak-inant uder boll racy charja THE BATTALION Page 13 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1974 Incumbents get triple challengers’ contributions SHINGTON (AP)—Incumbent .. idrirr tlitimes Common Cause says overall donations down from ’74 UP S as labor unions and business anizatious were playing a much larger financial role than they did two years ago. In a study of candidates’ cam paign spending reports, Common Cause said that Democratic candi dates for contested seats - including incumbents and non-incumbents - had received more than $22 million by Sept. 1. Their Republican oppo nents had been given slightly more than $16 million. That was a reversal of the 1972 pattern, when Republi cans led Democrats. The organization said the change was an effect of Watergate. “The figures demonstrate the Republicans were seriously hurt by Watergate when it comes to fund raising,’ said Fred Wertheimer, Common Cause’s legislative direc tor. But the organization also said Re publican congressmen were being given twice as much as their Demo cratic challengers and GOP senators were receiving an average of three times as much as their opposition. Republican challengers, how ever, were averaging less than one-quarter of the contributions raised by Democratic officeholders and in key races where no incum bent was running, Democrats were substantially out-drawing Republi cans in both houses. A Democratic National Commit tee staff member said recently that il Democratic challengers received as much money as their Republican incumbent opponents, the Democ rats would gain 60 or 70 seats in the House. Wertheimer said total funding up to Sept. 1 was $40 million, with $24 million going to incumbents, $8 million to challengers, and $8 mill ion to candidates where no incum bent was running. 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