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28 days ago“Special interest” is usually for contributions to campaigns in favor of (or opposing) ballot measures, in contrast to individuals running for office that have registered with a particular political party.

“Special interest” is usually for contributions to campaigns in favor of (or opposing) ballot measures, in contrast to individuals running for office that have registered with a particular political party.
Genuinely thought this headline was saying “Version 5.4 has been released to the public and will be delivering the next briefing”