1Q Fundraising Results Thread vs. Mothra

Eight luscious Goya nectars:

VA-Sen:

     Mark Warner (D): $2.5M raised; $4.4M CoH

VA-02:

     Glenn Nye (D): $252K raised; >$220K CoH

NH-Sen:

     Jeanne Shaheen (D): ~$1.2M raised; ~$2M CoH

FL-21:

     Raul Martinez (D): >$615K raised

     Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-inc): >$600K raised, >$1.4M CoH

KY-02:

     David Haire (D): >$200K raised

KY-03:

     John Yarmuth (D-inc): ~$250K raised

MN-01:

     Tim Walz (D-inc): $352K raised; $1.02M CoH

PA-05:

     Bill Cahir (D): $121K raised; $99K CoH (the report says otherwise, but it was obviously a tabulation error)

PA-15:

     Charlie Dent (R-inc): $167K raised; $616K CoH

TX-07:

     Joe Culberson (R-inc): $297K raised; $271K CoH

PA-03:

     Kyle Foust (D): $61K raised; $43K CoH

     Mike Waltner (D): $55K raised; $39K CoH

IL-13:

     Scott Harper (D): $134K raised; $103K CoH

AZ-08:

     Gabby Giffords (D-inc): $467K raised; $1.67M CoH

PA-11:

     Lou Barletta (R): $185K raised; $154K CoH

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17 thoughts on “1Q Fundraising Results Thread vs. Mothra”

  1. Here’s part of an email I just received from her campaign.

    “We’re off to a great start in our challenge to represent Florida’s 18th Congressional District, and your support has been invaluable. We officially kicked off our race on February 26th, and in less than five weeks, I’m proud to announce that we’ve already raised more than $325,000.”

    That’s quite impressive. All three of the South Florida challengers raised more than $325,000.

  2.    That’s a decent amount for Cahir.  He’s still got a primary to win against Mayor Vilello and County Commissioner McCracken.  I support Vilello because he signed onto the responsible plan for Iraq.  Cahir seems to think that oil revenues and more elections will help.  I’m wondering how that’s different form the stay the course strategy.  He never mentions withdrawal or redeployment: http://www.billcahir.com/conte…

  3. Somewhat recently announced challenger to whoever wins the democratic primary in Iowa’s Third Congressional District, Kim Schmett (R), has announced their fundraising totals leading up to March 31th. The republican, Kim Schmett, has raised a whopping $70 and has $690 in debt according to the latest FEC campaign fundraising report. If Schmett’s lackluster fundraising continues at this rate, IA-03 could be a virtual no-contest with whoever wins the democratic primary, Ed Fallon or Bush-Democrat Leonard Boswell. It will be interesting to see Schmett’s fundraising in the coming quarters, and Fallon and Boswell’s totals for Q1.

  4. is going to be quite a race. Skelly is on track to raise around 3 million and I don’t think Culberson can match that.

    Also. Congratulations Senator Mark Warner.

  6. Keep in mind too, she entered the WV-02 race after the quarter – her first – had already begun.

  7. Tom Udall raised $1.3 million in 1Q.  Sorry, no link as the information is from an e-mail from his campaign.  

    1. He’s really popular in Hialeah. Several big name Republicans have actually said they’re going to support Martinez, not Diaz-Balart. He can definitely take that seat.

      Overall, the excitement is very high in South Florida right now. All three campaigns blew past expectations.  

  9. No word on Walberg yet, but I have numbers for the two Democrats running in MI-07.

    Sharon Renier-

    Raised: $275 ($200 of which came from one donor)

    Cash-on-hand: $45.04

    Mark Schauer-

    Raised: >$326,000 (from 1,000+ donors, 86 percent from Michigan)

    Cash-on-hand: >$750,000

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