Who’s Raising Less Money in Florida’s 10th?

By Roll Call Staff

Posted July 17, 2009 at 2:23pm

Neither Democratic recruit Charlie Justice nor Republican Rep. C.W. Bill Young raised much money this quarter in Florida’s 10th District.

Justice, a state senator who was recruited to take on the longtime House veteran, reported $86,000 raised this quarter and $71,000 on hand.

And Young, who at 78 years of age is the subject of persistent retirement rumors, raised $50,000 this quarter for a total of $57,000 raised this year.

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