D.C. corporate donations ban gaining traction

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After months of federal investigations into corruption in District politics, the city’s residents are poised to decide whether to ban corporate contributions to the city’s political campaigns.

A group of activists Monday submitted more than 30,000 signatures to the D.C. Board of Elections supporting a ballot initiative that would bar donations by corporations to campaigns, transition and inauguration committees, legal defense groups and programs that handle constituent requests.

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