In the [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential race]], Scott Walker's Super PAC raised $20 million by the end of July 2015, and [[Jeb Bush]]'s Super PAC raised $103 million.<ref name="JS Online">http://www.jsonline.com/news/report-chicago-cubs-owners-gave-5-million-to-scott-walker-super-pac-b99548200z1-320283481.html</ref> But Scott Walker subsequently pulled out of the race on September 21st.
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In the [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential race]], Scott Walker's Super PAC raised $20 million by the end of July 2015, and [[Jeb Bush]]'s Super PAC raised $103 million.<ref name="JS Online">http://www.jsonline.com/news/report-chicago-cubs-owners-gave-5-million-to-scott-walker-super-pac-b99548200z1-320283481.html</ref> But Scott Walker subsequently pulled out of the race on September 21.
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Conservative Solutions PAC supports [Marco Rubio]], and had raised $16 million by the end of July 2015. A nonprofit organization affiliated with Rubio nonprofit reportedly raised another $16 million.<ref name="JS Online"/>
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Conservative Solutions PAC supports [[Marco Rubio]], and had raised $16 million by the end of July 2015. A nonprofit organization affiliated with Rubio nonprofit reportedly raised another $16 million.<ref name="JS Online"/>