Phil Tank: True tale of tape in Saskatchewan politics is fundraising skpoli
Alberta’s NDP raised more than $7 million last year, and the UCP raised close to $8 million.
Is the Saskatchewan Party successful and popular because of its fundraising? Or does fundraising come easier because it’s successful and popular? Your answer might depend on your political preference. In 2021, the year after the last election, the Saskatchewan Party raised $2.1 million, nearly twice as much as the $1.2 million raised by the NDP.
When you consider that the Saskatchewan Party’s largest 2021 donation of $25,000 outpaced two entire parties, its level of dominance becomes clear.Article content Most of the money raised in 2021 by the Saskatchewan Party, $1.5 million, came from individuals; $466,466 came from corporations and $1,990 from unions.
The Saskatchewan Party raised $5 million in the election year, compared to $2.3 million for the NDP. Both parties raised slightly more in 2016 and the gap between the two was even wider: $5.7 million for the Saskatchewan Party and $2.4 million for the NDP.
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