2Q House Fundraising Reports Roundup

We’ve been a little slow in getting this out over at the Lexington Avenue office of SSP Quarterly, but thanks to the heroic efforts of Contributing Editor Jeffmd, who compiled something in the ballpark of 85% of these numbers with his own bare hands, we now have our full spreadsheet of noteworthy 2Q House fundraising numbers for you to enjoy.

A few notes:

  • Democratic challengers who outraised Republican incumbents: Ami Bera (CA-03), Steve Pougnet (CA-45)
  • Republican challengers who outraised Democratic incumbents: David Harmer (CA-11), Allen West (FL-22), Mike Keown (GA-02), Austin Scott (GA-08), Adam Kinzinger (IL-11), Jackie Walorski (IN-02), Todd Young (IN-09), Todd Lally (KY-03), Andy Barr (KY-06), Rocky Raczkowski (MI-09), Alan Nunnelee (MS-01), Ilario Pantano (NC-07), Harold Johnson (NC-08), Steve Pearce (NM-02), Chris Gibson (NY-20), Steve Chabot (OH-01), Bill Johnson (OH-06), Steve Stivers (OH-15), Jim Renacci (OH-16), Lou Barletta (PA-11), Tim Burns (PA-12), Kristi Noem (SD-AL), Bill Flores (TX-17), Quico Canseco (TX-23), Scott Rigell (VA-02), Morgan Griffith (VA-09), Dan Kapanke (WI-03)
  • Democratic challengers with more cash-on-hand than Republican incumbents: Ami Bera (CA-03), Suzan Delbene (WA-08)

  • Republican challengers with more cash-on-hand than Democratic incumbents: Randy Altschuler (NY-01), Nan Hayworth (NY-19), Matt Doheny (NY-23), Steve Chabot (OH-01), Tom Ganley (OH-13), Steve Stivers (OH-15)

47 thoughts on “2Q House Fundraising Reports Roundup”

  1. Pomeroy has $1.6 COH? In North Dakota?! He should be able to buy up ad space between now and November!

  2.   Both our prospective candidates, Kuster and Swett, are swamping the Republican opposition in fundraising.  Impressive.

     I’m generally pleased with Democratic fundraising outside of three states: Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.

  3. also, sad how the Goyle and Sangisetty fundraising machines are drying up. While their districts are hopelessly red, it was still cool while it lasted.

  4. Encouraging – Bright, Causey, Kirkpatrick, Mitchell, Giffords, Loretta Sanchez, Betsy Markey, Perlmutter, Himes, Chris Murphy, Boyd, Grayson, Kosmas, Garcia, Marshall, Hanabusa, Minnick, Bean, Seals, Foster, Van Haaften, Keating, Kratovil, Schauer, Peters, Walz, Skelton, Gene Taylor, Shuler, Pomeroy, Shea-Porter, Kuster, Adler, Heinrich, Titus, Sutton, Space, Dahlkemper, Altmire, Patrick Murphy, Chris Carney, Holden, Spratt, Lincoln Davis, Herron, Chet Edwards, Perriello, Boucher, Connolly, Heck, Kagen, Rahall

    Troubling – John Carney, Klein, Sanford Bishop, Richmond, Chandler, McDowell, Hall, Zeller, Driehaus, Kilroy, Lentz, Herseth Sandlin, Rodriguez, Nye, Lassa.

  5. How Calvert and Campbell have so much CoH is beyond me, one is a dyed in the wool birther and the other is someone considered by people on both sides of the aisle of being completely corrupt.

    This is just very disheartening…

  7. are all just going crazy.  We all know about Rob Portman, but my goodness, Steve Chabot, Steve Stivers, Jim Renacci and Tom Ganley are all seemingly in the national top 10-20 for house challengers this cycle.  Where in the world is all this money coming from?  

    Poor Paula Brooks, who’s got a very respectable 683k in the bank right now, is still facing a 4-1 CoH deficit against Patrick Tiberi.  

    I’ve never seen such utter financial domination by one party over the other like this, Ohio is usually much more competitive than this.  

  8. I know I’ve asked before, but does anyone know where the money comes from in this mainly rural district.  Gillibrand had her lawyer conenctions (and tobacco companies if I remember) but where is Murphy getting his money?

    I’ve just never though of my home district as affluent, but the last 2 congresspersons have been fundraisning amchines somehow…

  9. I think it will be awfully tough for a Dem to win this year in the house unless they have outraised their opponent, maybe excepting Dems in very safe seats.

    BTW: just to confirm what desmoinesdem has been saying, Brad Zaun is way behind Leonard Boswell.  

  10. Stutzman’s numbers are pretty unimpressive. I had taken IN-03 off the table once Souder retired, but Hayhurst might actually still have a shot.

  11. A lone, credible Democrat with decent fundraising numbers combined with a potentially brutal 6-way GOP primary 9 weeks before election day makes this look like a sleeper race to me, even if this is the whitest district in Arizona. If there’s any sort of white backlash against Brewer between now and election day, Goddard could have coattails here.

    Combined with Kirkpatrick and Giffords’ good numbers and the re-emergence of Susan Bitter Smith, Arizona is making me a little nervous this year.

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