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The Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am contributed $35,800 to Democrats this election cycle, with $30,800 going to the DNC and $5,000 to Barack Obama. Several other celebrities also contributed significant amounts to Democrats, including Don Henley with $46,100, the Smith family with $71,600 combined, and Barbra Streisand with $32,500, while record producer Quincy Jones gave $17,900 to the DNC and $5,000 to Obama. Country singer Toby Keith was the only musician listed who contributed to a Republican, giving Rick Perry's campaign $2,500.
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Political Contributions from Musicians
The document summarizes political contributions from various musicians to Democratic and Republican candidates in the current election cycle, including $35,800 from will.i.am to the DNC and Barack Obama, $46,100 from Don Henley primarily to Senate Democrats, $71,600 combined from Will and Jada Pinkett Smith to Democrats, $32,500 from Barbra Streisand to Democrats, and $17,900 from Quincy Jones to the DNC and $5,000 to Barack Obama, with the only contribution to a Republican being $2,500 from Toby Keith to Rick Perry.
Political Contributions from Musicians
The Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am contributed $35,800 to Democrats this election cycle, with $30,800 going to the DNC and $5,000 to Barack Obama. Several other musicians also contributed significant amounts to Democrats, including Don Henley with $46,100, the Smith family with $71,600, and Barbra Streisand with $32,500, while record producer Quincy Jones gave $17,900 to the DNC and $5,000 to Obama. Toby Keith was the only musician mentioned who contributed to Republicans, giving Rick Perry's campaign $2,500.
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The Election Of 1824
The 1824 election resulted in John Quincy Adams winning the presidency despite Andrew Jackson receiving more of the popular vote, fueling accusations of a "corrupt bargain" between Adams and Henry Clay. The 1828 election saw the rise of aggressive mudslinging attacks between the campaigns of Adams and Jackson, and despite a close popular vote, Jackson won in a landslide in the electoral college. This election helped solidify the transition to the two-party system of Democrats and Republicans in the United States.
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Political Contributions from Musicians
The Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am contributed $35,800 to Democrats this election cycle, with $30,800 going to the DNC and $5,000 to Barack Obama. Several other musicians also contributed significant amounts to Democrats, including Don Henley with $46,100, the Smith family with $71,600, and Barbra Streisand with $32,500, while record producer Quincy Jones gave $17,900 to the DNC and $5,000 to Obama. Toby Keith was the only musician mentioned who contributed to Republicans, giving Rick Perry's campaign $2,500.
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The 1824 election resulted in John Quincy Adams winning the presidency despite Andrew Jackson receiving more of the popular vote, fueling accusations of a "corrupt bargain" between Adams and Henry Clay. The 1828 election saw the rise of aggressive mudslinging attacks between the campaigns of Adams and Jackson, and despite a close popular vote, Jackson won in a landslide in the electoral college. This election helped solidify the transition to the two-party system of Democrats and Republicans in the United States.
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