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October 31, 2008
From The Chronicle: Political Giving
Employees of the nation’s biggest charities and foundations steered the bulk of political gifts they made in this election cycle to Democrats, according to a new study of federal campaign-donation records conducted by The Chronicle.
Of almost $1.2-million contributed by employees of 100 organizations, 88 percent went to efforts to elect Democrats.
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