"How much do you think we'll need to spend on this presidential campaign?"
Mr. Truman asked a question that everyone was curious about—how much does it cost to campaign for president?
As the Governor and a core supporter of the President, Lynch has the authority to access some of the expense details. He's interested in this and has some understanding.
"Firstly, we need to print posters for you. The Federation has about two hundred cities that require our promotion. Calculating twenty thousand posters per city, this requires at least forty million posters."
"The good news is that there are printing factories specializing in this work, and they can reduce costs to a reasonable range. Printing posters will cost between four and six million, depending on our needs."
"If we require better quality paper and coatings, the price will naturally be higher, but if we don't pursue high-quality effects, the price can be much lower."
