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23 of the nation's top 400 billionaires gave to MN Democrats in the past three years. Here is the list:

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For those wondering about Republicans, only 7 Forbes billionaires gave to the MN GOP over that period, for a total of $70,000.

Bill Austin (Starkey) gave the bulk ($49,000). Austin was the only one to give to both parties.
And no. The names Adelson, Koch, Thiel, and Trump appear nowhere on the list.
The full article is available here:

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And there is an entire industry in the state (bureaucrats and nonprofits) dependent on producing more.
The language is contained in SF 2909, the "public safety bill" on page 50, beginning at line 31.

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As for grassroot, small-dollar donors, they don't seem to even bother.
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