Kingston Counts on Hill Connections in Senate Runoff
During the pre-runoff fundraising period from May 1 to July 2, Kingston collected more than $100,000 in donations from some three-dozen of his congressional colleagues.
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During the pre-runoff fundraising period from May 1 to July 2, Kingston collected more than $100,000 in donations from some three-dozen of his congressional colleagues.
Lankford used his ground game to combat outside spending from Shannon’s backers, which eclipsed spending for the congressman by a 10-to-1 margin.
It also dropped nearly $1 million in an Indiana race against then-Sen. Richard G. Lugar, who lost his re-nomination bid to state Treasurer Richard Mourdock.
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The poll follows more than $1 million in outside spending in the 21st District on Stefanik’s behalf. Â
v=GxeDxopOqlw&feature=youtu.be&noredirect=1  There are 1,000 points behind the ad, Shannon’s campaign said, and it will run in the Tulsa market through primary day.
The two candidates’ fundraising totals in the pre-primary period, which covers April 1 through June 4, were closer. Lankford raised $847,000 and Shannon brought in $626,000.
Richard Tisei, who lost to Tierney by a 1-point margin in 2012. President Barack Obama carried the district with 55 percent last cycle. Â
In New York’s sprawling 21st District, a recent influx of more than $1 million from outside groups has catapulted a 29-year-old first-time candidate ahead of
The reports, covering campaign finances from April 1 to June 4, show whether campaigns have money, how quickly they are spending it and how much cash they had for the final stretch. Â
“But we’re going to wake up again on Jan. 1 in a presidential cycle and we’re all going to be staring at ourselves wondering about the disaster of Hillary Clinton being president.
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seven states for seats it is defending: $3.8 million in Alaska, $3.6 million in Arkansas, $4.6 million in Colorado, $1.4 million in Louisiana, $5 million in Michigan, $5.4 million in North Carolina and $1
San Bernardino County election officials have until July 1 to count every ballot in the race.
Results will not be finalized until county election officials complete an official vote canvass by July 1 — the last day election officials have to count every last ballot cast in the primary. Â
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Here’s what the reports, which cover the fundraising period from April 1 to May 21, show:  Virginia’s 7th District Cantor, whose district is located between Richmond and Charlottesville, far outraised
These reports reflect spending and fundraising from April 1 to May 14. Stars crowded the race’s first quarter  reports as well.
The Democrat’s spending ahead of the June 3 top-two primary left him with just more than $1 million in cash on hand for the general.