Ron Paul Q3 Numbers out

[TexMac]

Just a quick scan...looks like he leads in military contributions again

http://query.nictusa.com/pres/2007/Q3/C00432914.html

 

[TexMac]

Google!

GOOGLE 12,200.00

GOOGLE INC 7,000.00

We love you, Google people!!

 

[TexMac]

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 650.00 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 2,240.00 UNITED STATES NAVY 2,550.00
US ARMY 14,348.96

US NAVY 4,160.00 US NAVY` 500.00
USAF 4,250.00 USAF (RETIRED) 1,300.00 USAF RETIRED 100.00
USMC 500.00

30,098.00 Total?

 

[Corydoras]

We love you, Google people!!

Yah, well, they reportedly gave Obama something like $32k when he visited.

 

[Alabama Supporter]

Edited: See Hurricane's figures below. They are more accurate.

 

[OptionsTrader]

GO ARMY

Us Army $14,348.96

 

[Alabama Supporter]

Someone at the Dept of Ed likes RP!

DEPT OF EDUCATION 218.13

 

[TexMac]

Do guiliani. I find very little.

 

[OptionsTrader]

A quick plot of totals by state (plus foreign countries and Virgin isles):

 

[Alabama Supporter]

nm. added missing donations to detailed military donations.

 

[KramerDSP]

Based on that graph, we're looking GREAT in California, Texas, and Florida. New York seems a bit thrifty thus far, but maybe they'll make up for it with a great Q4.

 

[Syren123]

A quick plot of totals by state (plus foreign countries and Virgin isles):

Beautiful graphic.
Now....which state smoked all others in total contributions?
I'm just sayin'.

 

[kmforpaul]

Donation per capita

Based on that graph, we're looking GREAT in California, Texas, and Florida. New York seems a bit thrifty thus far, but maybe they'll make up for it with a great Q4.

California, Texas, and Florida all have much larger proportional populations compared to many of the other states. I'm curious to see what the average donation per capita is.

Can anyone find that?

 

[plopolp]

I calculated them and psoted them here:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=25492&page=6
Post #52

California, Texas and Florida are all above average per capita.
The most generous state is ... New Hampshire!

 

[Paul4Prez]

Lets hit 1M for Q4 today (10/16)

These results will hit the press tomorrow.

Let's have the Statue of Liberty up to one million early tomorrow, so we can say "and he's raised another million already this quarter.". There's about 70,000 to go....

 

[Paul4Prez]

CA rules

Now....which state smoked all others in total contributions?
I'm just sayin'.

All the gold in California.... is headin' for Ron Paul!

Hey Indiana -- what's up? We're counting on you for the 4th quarter!

 

[Paul4Prez]

Top 10 ZIP Codes

Way to go Dallas:

ZIP Total City State
75205 19,900.00 Dallas TX
77566 11,475.00 Lake Jackson TX
75034 9,900.00 Frisco TX
07082 9,466.76 Towaco NJ
77657 9,200.00 Lumberton TX
60614 8,400.00 Chicago IL
75219 8,400.00 Dallas TX
20601 8,250.00 Waldorf MD
93021 7,900.00 Moorpark CA
75230 7,600.00 Dallas TX
92705 7,600.00 Santa Ana CA

 

[Matt Collins]

A quick plot of totals by state

Can you weight that based upon population?

 

[Brendan]

Lol

Halliburton Co 725.00
Halliburton Energy Services 400.00
Bechtel Corp 500.00
Boeing 1,050.00
Boeing Co 200.00
Bp 1,000.00
Chevron 1,000.00
Lockheed Martin 2,175.00
Microsoft 4,651.00
Microsoft Corporation 3,306.00

 

[OptionsTrader]

AP, Details of Candidates' Fundraising

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hWizd1oT6LlZuaACWKYt_T8MMLdAD8SA5RD80

"...
PAUL:

Total receipts to date: (includes contributions for primary and general elections, loans and transfers) $8.3 million.

Total contributions to date: $8.2 million.

Total spending: $2.8 million.

Third quarter contributions: $5.2 million.

Third quarter spending: $2.1 million.

Third quarter transfers or loans: None.

Cash on hand: $5.4 million.

Debt: None.

Top donor states this quarter: California, $496,628; Texas, $399,218; Florida, $183,504.

Members of the U.S. Army contributed at least $14,349 and Google Inc. workers gave at least $12,200.

Of note: Ron Paul's long-shot campaign continues to gather steam as far as fundraising is concerned. His total contributions for the third quarter were more than twice what he received in the second. He also reported $5.4 million in the bank.
..."