Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious 2Q Reports of Raising

FL-24:

     Suzanne Kosmas (D): $475K raised; $925K CoH (press release)

NC-Sen:

     Kay Hagan (D): $1.6M raised; $1.2M CoH

NV-02:

     Jill Derby (D): $280K raised; $350K CoH

NV-03:

     Dina Titus (D): $575K raised (in two months)

CO-05:

     Hal Bidlack (D): $103K raised; $77K CoH

AZ-01:

     Ann Kirkpatrick (D): $329K raised; $669K CoH

IA-Sen:

     Tom Harkin (D-inc): $632K raised; >$4M CoH

NJ-07:

     Linda Stender (D): <$500K raised; $1.2M CoH

UPDATE:

FL-13:

     Vern Buchanan (R-inc): >$600K raised; $1.5M CoH

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27 thoughts on “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious 2Q Reports of Raising”

  3. Ms Titus just kicked all kinds of ass.  Stender continues a steady run and Kay hagan’s in the ball game as Dole spends away her huge financial advantage.

    Kirkpatrick isn’t raising a ton for a shoo-in, but she’ll have $1M against Hay’s 100K when the race starts so I like it.

  4. 1.6 mil in one quarter for a state Senator. IU think it shows her committment. She’s going to have plenty resources to fight and run a statewide campaign against Dole. 1.2 mil on hand, and Dole must have spent a mil or so on her recent advertising blitz.

  5. Kosmas continues to do a good job and it’s nice to see big figures in North Carolina Senate and the Nevada House races.

  6. But that is a lot of money to spend this early.

    Plus, if you saw the ads, they are essentially “I’m great at bringing Pork.”

    That message plus McCain on the top of the ticket could really depress GOP turnout.

    I’d like to see ads hammering Dole on the spending cuts she’s voted for, and the exact impact they are having on important North Carolina institutions, like UNC’s Medical Center.

    I’d also want to review all of her statements during the 2005 attempt to privatize Social Security and more recently on cuts to doctor reimbursements for Medicare. Also, how’d she vote on stem cell research? A vote no is bad for the health of North Carolina, and its leadership in biomedical research. Does she want all these high-wage jobs to go to Europe and China?

    Then there’s her vote for the big Donut Hole prescription drug plan.

    Clinton beat Dole in 1996 hammering him on Medicare, Medicaid, Education, and the Environment. This will be the downfall of his wife 12 years later. Make her a generic Republican and she has no way of winning.

  7. Tom Udall’s haul and now Hagan’s haul just put Rick Noriega’s fundraising numbers to shame.

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