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State Senator Katherine Clark reported on Thursday her campaign committee had raised $323,228 and spent $373,667 from 10/1 to 11/20, leaving $246,150 cash on hand as of 11/20, with $250,000 in debts
From Jan. 1 through Sept. 30, the PAC had given $1,052,499 to candidates and committees, with 59 percent going to Democrats. During October the PAC gave $5,000 to Sen.
Both contributed or loaned $1 million or more to their campaigns for election in 2014. Former Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land, R- Mich., who is running to fill the seat of  Sen.
The committee raised $1 million from contributors giving $200 or less and almost $2.3 million from contributors giving more than $200.
The super PAC of the Democratic Governors Association reported it gave $1 million in September to Terry McAuliffe for his race for Governor of Virginia.
Update: A report filed by the Friends of John Boehner indicated that besides the transfer in from Boehner For Speaker, the Friends of John Boehner raised an additional $1 million in the third quarter
A Congressman who was not in many headlines during most of the third quarter appears to have spent some time on fundraising as his campaign committee reported raising over $1 million. Rep.
State Representative Jay Morris, R-La., reported he had receipts of $566,361 and disbursements of $378,009 for 7/1 to 9/29, leaving $188,352 cash on hand.
Clark reported  she raised $623,747 and spent $632,315 from 7/1 to 9/30, leaving $393,605 cash on hand as of 930. Clark loaned her committee $250,000.
While many people are complaining about Congress, a congressional candidate from Suffolk County, New York, has just put $1 million into his race to be a U.S.
Republican Jay Morris reported he loaned his campaign committee $295,000 between 7/1 and 9/29.
The PAC has raised $407,738 from Jan. 1 through Sept. 26, including $87,353 in the third quarter. The PAC has $173,820 in cash on hand as of Sept. 26.
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In the new commission report, House incumbents are shown to hold an 11-to-1 fundraising advantage over their 2014 challengers.
Lockheed Martin routinely carries more than a $1 million cash balance from month to month in order to keep the contributions flowing.
The committee received $1 million in contributions of $200 or less. They received $1.3 million from PACs and other committees, such as the campaign committees of members of Congress.
Both the Democratic and Republican Governors Associations reached out for large contributions from their supporters, several of whom gave gave $1 million each, including Bob Perry the day before he died
Tea Party Leadership Fund reported From May 1 to June 30, the committee spent $180,942 on fundraising; $72,840 on telemarketing; $28,832 on marketing; $27,754 on legal; services; $20,000 on
Lieberman indicated to WTNH-TV that the fund had raised $840,000 and he was aiming at $1 million by the end of the year.
Major donors were the Contran Corporation (TX) giving $1 million; Rooney Holdings Inc.