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The recent financial success includes outreach to American citizens living or working abroad. After meeting donors in Connecticut on Sunday night, Romney hosted a private videoconference via Skype with donors in Hong Kong and Singapore. Non-citizens are barred from contributing money to American elections, but Americans living or working abroad, in addition to green card holders, may donate. While Romney regularly targets China on the campaign trail, aides said all the participants were Americans. The Republican campaign is also trying to entice donors with a "team-building" trip to Utah next month. Johnson said eligible donors would have to reach "a certain level, which isn't that hard to reach." Fundraising documents distributed outside the luncheon showed that each donor must raise $250,000 to qualify for the trip to Park City, Utah.
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