The trickle continues:
VA-Sen:
Mark Warner (D): $3 million raised; $5.1 million CoH
KS-Sen:
Jim Slattery (D): $500K raised
Pat Roberts (R-inc): $850K raised; $3.1 million CoH
AZ-01:
Mary Kim Titla (D): $53K raised
GA-Sen:
Saxby Chambliss (R-inc): $800K raised; $4 million CoH
TN-Sen:
Bob Tuke (D): >$200K raised
Kenneth Eaton (D): $275K personal donation
Actblue has also posted their top ten candidates who have raised money through their system this quarter:
| CANDIDATE | RACE | TOTAL RAISED |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Rick Noriega | TX-Sen | $454,082.32 |
| 2. Kay Hagan | NC-Sen | $386,546.00 |
| 3. Mark Warner | VA-Sen | $242,116.75 |
| 4. Scott Kleeb | NE-Sen | $226,042.87 |
| 5. Dan Seals | IL-10 | $185,819.18 |
| 6. Chellie Pingree | ME-01 | $184,223.97 |
| 7. Joseph Sestak Jr. | PA-07 | $183,775.38 |
| 8. Martin Heinrich | NM-01 | $147,564.20 |
| 9. Gary Peters | MI-09 | $135,805.99 |
| 10. Barack Obama | President | $131,367.23 |
It will be really interesting to see the ratio of these candidates’ funds raised through Actblue compared to their total receipts.
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Being outraised only 8.5 to 5 against a longtime incumbent in KS is impressive.
Starting with the 3rd quarter, other candidates would seem to be more in need of donations than Warner, Pingree and Sestak.
Some candidates like Noriega do all of their online contributions via Actblue. Others, like Rice here in Oklahoma, do Actblue and their own site software. So this means Noriega did $454,000 total online. He will need to have raised a buttload of checks to at least double his online take in order to have the type of quarter he needed to have. Cornyn had almost $9,000,000 on hand at the end of the 1st quarter.
2Q raised;
McMahon (D) ~$500k
Harrison (D) ~$150k
Slightly off topic, but Cook Political Report updated its house rankings today and shifted almost 30 races, all of them towards the Democrats. The biggest change was adding almost two dozen new races to the chart, including most of the sleeper races people have been promoting here (CA-46, TX-7, TX-10, VA-5, FL-18, etc).
You can see all the changes here: http://www.cookpolitical.com/c…
Is it the 15th?
or are they posted only when the FEC office is open?