Skip to content

NRSC Raised $2.2 Million, DSCC Raised $4.3 Million, Both in Debt

The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) reported it had receipts of $2,174,310 and disbursements of $2,336,230 during February, leaving $3,108,871 cash on hand, and $9.5 million in outstanding debts as of 2/28. The committee raised $896,998 from individuals and $1.27 million from PACs and other committees.Major donors included J. Christopher Flowers (managing director, J.C. Flowers & Co., NY) $32,400; Oneida Indian Nation (NY) $32,400; David E. Franasiak (attorney, Williams & Jensen, MD) $32,400;among others. The committee made a $500,000 repayment on a Wells Fargo bank loan.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) reported it had receipts of $4,275,803 and disbursements of $2,185,012 during February, leaving $5,043,336 cash on hand, and $15,013,591 in debts outstanding. Major donors included the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians (CA) $32,400; Ian M. Cumming (chairman, Leucadia Nation Corp., WY) $32,400; Robert N. Klein (president, Klein Financial Corp., CA) $32,400; Oneida Indian Nation (NY) $32,400; Sycuan Band of Kumeyaay Nation (CA) $32,400; among others. The committee made no repayments on its $15 million loan from Bank of America.

The DSCC reported five lobbyists/lobby firms who bundled contributions during February. They were Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Civic Action Committee $137,550; Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck PAC $50,000; Jonathan Jones (Peck Madigan Jones & Stewart) $45,000; Jeffrey J. Peck (Peck Madigan Jones & Stewart) $22,000; and Anthony Podesta (The Podesta Group) $35,000.

Recent Stories

The world is safer, but some Democrats want impeachment

Emil Bove faces new accusation ahead of confirmation hearing

Federal judge stresses need for more court security funding

GOP weighs canceling recess to wrap up Trump’s budget bill

On Dobbs anniversary, Dems note GOP bill’s abortion entanglements

Robert Garcia wins top Democratic spot on Oversight panel