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Arizona elected its most recent governor without the help of money from special interests. The Clean Campaign movement, working in a handful of states, instead pushed through legislation that encouraged public financing of campaigns and forced candidates to agree to raise the bulk of their money from citizens. Is this movement making politicians more responsive? Mark Moran reports on whether this effort is really cleaning up campaigns and how it's faring in other states.
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