In Washington’s GMO labeling campaigns, most money from out of state

For a clear picture of how Washington voters are the target of a national food fight over genetically modified ingredients, one need only look at contributions for and against Initiative 522.

In this high-stakes battle, the Yes on I-522 campaign has collected more than $4.6 million in contributions and the No on I-522 campaign more than $17.1 million.

Only about 25 cents of every dollar the Yes campaign has collected comes from Washington donors. But that’s way ahead of the No campaign, which has only $350 from inside Washington. That’s roughly a needle-size sliver of a penny out of every dollar.

Read the full, original story here: “In Washington’s GMO labeling campaigns, most money from out of state” 

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