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More than a year out from the 2020 elections, new disclosures show House members continue to set the pace for congressional fundraising, with several freshmen raising nearly as much as or more than some
[jwp-video n=”1″] Third quarter Federal Election Commission reports are due Oct. 15, so it’s possible that we will soon learn about a challenger who has raised big money in July, August and September
Yet Democratic strategists and lawmakers admit they do not yet know whether reports about Trump’s July conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy — in which he allegedly asked Ukraine
He’s sustained that cash advantage, raising more than $5.8 million to Bishop’s $2 million, according to their latest 48-hour reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.
The fundraising reports, which cover the three-month period of April through June and were filed on Monday, will likely quiet questions about whether the wave of cash that bolstered Team Blue in the
Schumer on Friday and was told the committee would be backing Greenfield.
“Her origin story in politics is an important one that may not be well-known, but needs to be told for sure,” said John Lapp, the executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
The names of contributors giving less than $200 in the aggregate do not have to be included in reports to the Federal Election Commission, but the total received from all those “unitemized” contributions
Presidential campaign years tend to boost fundraising for down-ballot candidates, and early fundraising reports show 2020 is no exception.
Of the 23 freshmen in districts Trump won in 2016, 16 had less than $100,000 on hand at Dec. 31, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
Tulsi Gabbard’s positions on same-sex marriage and LGBT rights have shifted dramatically, from working for her father’s anti-gay marriage organization in the early 2000s to joining the Congressional Progressive
The New York Democrat has recruited former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chief spokeswoman Meredith Kelly to head the communications staff for her prospective campaign and a handful
The top Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Reps. Elijah Cummings of Maryland and Gerald E. Connolly of Virginia, and Democratic Sen. Thomas R.