RNC Raises $6.3 Million In November

By Roll Call Staff

Posted December 18, 2009 at 12:58pm

The Republican National Committee raised $6.3 million in November and ended the month with $8.7 million in the bank and no debts.

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“During the month of November the RNC averaged 2,352 new donors per day and by the end of November the RNC broke its own record of total new donors for an off election year,” the RNC said in a statement.

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