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But Jacobs, who outspent Ernst by more than 5 to 1 through March, has dominated his opponents on the airwaves, and a potential late surge by Clovis could spread the vote around and force the nomination
Kirkpatrick far outpaced the Republican field in fundraising in the same period and reported more than $1 million on hand. The primary is late in the season, on Aug. 26.
The filings will show how much the candidates raised between April 1 and May 21, and will shed light on how much money each candidate has to communicate with voters over the race’s final days in one of
According to pre-primary reports filed Thursday with the Federal Election Commission, Simpson raised $193,000 from April 1 to April 30 and ended the month with $566,000 in cash on hand.
Between April 1 and April 30, the physician, one of four Democrats seeking an open Philadelphia-area House seat, brought in $773,000 — including the sizeable personal loan — and reported $430,000
Ad #1 buyer: Ralph Hall for Congress Ad buy: Six-figures, according to a campaign spokeswoman. The race: Texas Rep. Ralph M. Hall is fending off a challenge from former U.S.
The state’s election law allows a challenger to request a recount if the winning candidate leads with less than 1 percent of all votes cast in the election.
Here are six things to watch in those races and others on Tuesday: 1. Does the establishment get their guy now, or in two months?
Outside groups spent more than $1 million to paint Jones as “liberal” and boost Griffin’s candidacy in the 3rd District.
Crisco, Aiken’s top primary opponent, outspent Aiken on the television airwaves by nearly a 4-to-1 margin in the primary, according to a source tracking media buys in the district.
Mitt Romney carried the district by a 1-point margin in 2012.
Updated 1:01 p.m. | Democrat David Kanuth is set to hit the airwaves for a Los Angeles-based congressional race after recently splashing across the radar screen of California political operatives with
Romney carried it by a slim 1-point margin in 2012. Virginia’s 10th District is rated Leans Republican by Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
Three of Radel’s potential successors boast at least $1 million in airtime behind each of their efforts — both from their own campaigns and outside groups boosting them.
He raised $587,000 in the first quarter of this year and reported a little more than $1 million in cash on hand.
The other candidates have yet to release their first quarter reports, which cover the period between Jan. 1 and March 31. All reports are due to the Federal Election Commission by April 15.
First-quarter fundraising reports, which cover the period from Jan. 1 to March 31, are due April 15 to the Federal Election Commission.
Last cycle, Tierney defeated Tisei by just 1 point and was outperformed by President Barack Obama by 10 points.
The ad is scheduled to air from April 1 to 6. The ad is a positive spot, featuring his wife, Erika, praising his record.
Correction 1:55 p.m. The story originally stated Jones succeeded his father. He was elected in a neighboring district.