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Alida Rockefeller Dayton

Messinger is a New Yorker by birth -- she is the youngest daughter of philanthropist John D. Rockefeller III -- and a Minnesotan by marriage. When she met and married Mark Dayton, she slid into the role of a stay-at-home south Minneapolis mom who, for the next three decades, would also pump millions of dollars into local and national causes, including community development agencies, women's rights and environmental causes. Dayton and Messinger have been divorced since 1986. They remain close, both as parents and through an arm's-length political alliance. They do not, they say, collaborate on policy.

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Recipients of donations from Alida Rockefeller Dayton also received donations from these orgs and people
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David E Meador Gary Peters
Gerard M Anderson Debbie Stabenow
Matthew Elliott Hillary Clinton
Lillian Bauder Barack Obama
Cassandra C Carr Dianne Feinstein
William L Trubeck Jim Talent
Mark Begor Chris Dodd
Janiece M Longoria Ronald Kirk
Kenny Gersh Democratic National Committee
Amy Joseph Coles Kathleen A McGinty
Michael Liberty Bob Kerrey
Joseph J Sweeney John Kerry
John Bruckner Sheldon Whitehouse
Terri Kelly Tom Carper
Willem P Roelandts Anna Eshoo
Michael E Porter Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
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Alida Rockefeller Dayton
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Types Person, Business Person
Aliases Alida Rockefeller Messinger

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