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The district, located in the Northern Virginia suburbs, voted for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney by a slim 1-point margin in 2012, making it one of the most competitive districts in the state.
Cheney had collected about $1 million by the end of September. However, by late fall the scant polling on the race failed to show a deep cut into Enzi’s lead, and the spate of distractions continued.
Sink, a Democrat, raised $1.1 million and will report “over” $1 million in cash on hand, according to a release.
Rodney Davis captured the seat in 2012 with one of the slimmest margins of the cycle, defeating Democrat David Gill by less than 1 point.
He raised $1 million and $510,000, in the second and third quarters of this year, respectively.
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Here are six reasons why: 1. This isn’t 2012 Key differences include the fact that this is not an open-seat race and Cruz had been running for 11 months by this point in 2011.
Last cycle, Davis defeated his Democratic opponent by less than 1 point, while President Barack Obama and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney each received 49 percent.
Donna Sheldon estimated she will need close to $1 million for her bid to succeed Rep. Paul Broun in his conservative Georgia district.
v=rBaC13o5P7g&noredirect=1 This election marks business groups’ first effort to wade into a primary since the government shutdown last month.
Here are the seven Republican senators most vulnerable to a primary challenge, in order: 1. Michael B. Enzi, Wyoming 2.
Republican David Perdue has invested $1 million of his own money into his campaign for Georgia’s open Senate seat, which features a crowded GOP primary.
It’s another impressive fundraising haul for Khanna, who brought in $1 million last quarter for the 17th District race.
Pollster Brock McCleary of Harper Polling conducted the automated telephone poll of 555 likely Republican voters between Sept. 30-Oct. 1. He is not aligned with any of the campaigns.
“If we can keep it to a 3-to-1 race, I think we’ll be fine.”
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
Updated 1:22 p.m. | Republican Dan Sullivan resigned his post as commissioner of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources on Thursday and is set to launch a bid for Senate. Alaska Gov.
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.
“Anyone who would consider running against Dave would have to consider, No. 1, he’s got a huge campaign account,” said Stu Sandler, a Republican consultant in Michigan.
1. You’re one of several candidates vying for the nomination. How can you distinguish yourself in such a crowded primary?