Latest campaign spending figures show a 52 to 48 per cent split between Leave and Remain in EU referendum donations
The latest spending figures show donations to the Leave and Remain campaigns mimic the result of the EU referendum.
The Leave campaign received 52 per cent, or £1,451,414, of donations while the Remain campaign received 48 per cent, or £1,344,419, according to preliminary data of donations under £250,000.
Details of more than £4.5m in spending by 48 campaigners over the EU Referendum was published by the Electoral Commission.
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The independent political finance regulator published data covering the registered campaigners who reported spending between £10,000 and £250,000 and two who spent over £250,000 who submitted their returns in advance.
Campaigners who spent more than £250,000 have until 23 December to submit an independently audited spending return to the Commission.
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There were 123 registered campaigners at the EU Referendum, significantly more than any other referendum since the Commission was established in 2000.