bundler
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8.3
- noun
- /ˈbʌndlər/
- Jargon
:
recaudador
- 31 Obama campaign bundlers received clean-energy loans and grants totaling more than $16 billion.
- fundraisers and bundlers
- campaign bundler
- top bundlers
Examples
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The campaign's success relied heavily on the efforts of dedicated bundlers who organized donations from various supporters.
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Barack Obama's 500-plus bundlers have raised at least one-fifth of his total cash.
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The report provides new evidence of just how important big money bundlers are in presidential campaigns.
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The investors included several Obama bundlers and fundraisers.
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In 2008, she was a bundler for Barack Obama, gathering between $50,000 and $100,000 for his first presidential campaign.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg, head of Dreamworks Animation, was a major Obama bundler in addition to being a $2 million contributor to Priorities USA.
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During the fundraising event, the bundlers enthusiastically shared their experiences of connecting donors to the candidates.
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Recognized for their vital role, the bundlers were honored at a special dinner for their contributions to the election campaign.
Synonyms
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3.1
A person who raises money for a group or cause
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3.6
A person who collects money to help a charity or project
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6.8
A person who goes door to door asking for votes, money or support
How Influential
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Morphology
Etymology
Bundler comes from bundle 'a group of things tied together' plus -er 'someone or something that does'. A political bundler gathers many small donations and brings them together for a campaign, like putting money into one tied bundle.