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In backing Clawson in Florida’s 19th District, Mack cited the candidate’s endorsement of the former congressman’s “Penny Plan,” a proposal to reduce the federal budget by 1 percent every year.
Cumulatively, the Democratic nominee, Alex Sink, and her allies have spent about $1 million more on television advertisements than Republicans.
Democrats cleared the field for Sink, and she recently reported more than $1 million in cash on hand.
Sink, a Democrat, raised $1.1 million and will report “over” $1 million in cash on hand, according to a release.
Ad Maker: Mark Putnam of Putnam Partners 1. “Duck Commander Willie Robertson Reminds You to Vote Vance” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MupSbApjNrE The Race: Now-Rep.
1. Byrne was classmates at Duke University with fellow Alabama GOP Rep. Mo Brooks. Brooks graduated in 1975; Byrne graduated two years later, in 1977.
Here are seven things to know about the newest member of Congress: 1. Clark emerged from a crowded field of five Democrats this fall.
Byrne, who ran an unsuccessful campaign for governor in 2010, raised $241,363 between July 1 and Sept. 4 and has $183,629 cash on hand going into the Sept. 24 primary, according to his filing with
Surveys were conducted Aug. 1-5 of 388 likely Democratic primary voters with a 5-point margin of error and 257 likely Republican primary voters with a 6.1-point margin of error.
Booker raised $2.1 million from July 1 to 24 — six times more than his closest competitor in the Aug. 13 race for the Democratic nomination.
Pallone’s and Rush’s combined total in the Democratic primary still trails Booker’s tally almost 3-1.” The four Democrats are vying for the chance to replace the late Sen. Frank R.
Democrats have outspent Republicans on television by more than 2-to-1. In the past few weeks, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph R.
Markey and outside Democratic groups outspent Gomez and Republicans at-large by more than 2-to-1 on the airwaves, not counting ground support.
The ad is part of a $1 million media buy from the group, contributing to the overwhelming spending advantage Markey and his Democratic allies enjoy in this race. youtube.com/watch?
Markey raised $1 million more than Gomez from April 11 to June 5 and spent $5.5 million, according to Federal Election Commission pre-general election reports filed on Thursday.
The poll of 734 registered voters who said they plan to vote in the special was conducted June 1-2 and included a 4-point margin of error.
Bradley Byrne will announce on Tuesday that he will run in Alabama’s 1 st District special election, according to local reports.
EDT today for South Carolina’s 1 st District special election between former Gov. Mark Sanford and Democratic nominee Elizabeth Colbert Busch.
Here are five things to watch for during Tuesday’s primaries: 1. How the bombing affected the race The special election garnered very little national attention before the bombing.
Schatz’s $1 million campaign war chest is about four times the size of Hanabusa’s.