The 3Q Fundraising Reports and the Bride of Titanman

Serves you right for choosing him over me, Lois!

AK-AL:

     Don Young (R-inc): $117K raised; $129K CoH

CA-03:

     Ami Bera (D): $335K raised; $586K CoH (updated from earlier estimate)

CT-Sen:

     Chris Dodd (D-inc): $900K raised (note: Dodd missed a month due to surgery for prostate cancer)

     Tom Foley (R): $280K raised; >$1m CoH

     Rob Simmons (R): $970K raised; ~$1.1m CoH

FL-24:

     Suzanne Kosmas (D-inc): >$300K raised; >$725K CoH (via email)

IL-Sen:

     Cheryle Jackson (D): $354K raised (in four weeks); $322K CoH

KS-04:

     Raj Goyle (D): $403K raised;

KY-Sen:

     Dan Mongiardo (D): $514K raised; $751K CoH

MO-08:

     Tommy Sowers (D): $205K raised (since Sept. 9)

NC-02:

     Bob Etheridge (D-inc): >$150K raised; >$1m CoH

NC-08:

     Tim D’Annunzio (R): $300K loan

NM-Gov:

     Diane Denish (D): $1m raised; $2.2m CoH

NM-02:

     Steve Pearce (R): $508K raised

NV-Sen:

     Harry Reid (D-inc): >$2m raised; $8.73m CoH

     Danny Tarkanian (R): >$250K raised; $204K CoH

NY-13:

     Michael Allegretti (R): $187K raised; $155K CoH

PA-Sen:

     Arlen Specter (D-inc): $1.82m raised (which included ~$1m from an Obama fundraiser); $8.71m CoH

PA-06:

     Curt Schroder (R): $88K raised; $87K CoH

PA-15:

     John Callahan (D): $345K raised; $325CoH

     Charlie Dent (R-inc): >$230K raised

SC-Gov:

     Gresham Barrett (R): $400K raised; $1.3m CoH

     Andre Bauer (R): $262K raised; ~$825K CoH

     Henry McMaster (R): $1.09m (since Aug.); ~$1m CoH

SC-04:

     Trey Gowdy (R): $125K raised

     Bob Inglis (R-inc): ~$100K raised

     David Thomas (R): ~90K raised

TX-Sen:

     Bill White (D): >$1.5m raised; $4.18 CoH

TX-10:

     Jack McDonald  (D): $298K raised; $805K CoH

WI-07:

     Sean Duffy (R): $140K raised; $120K CoH

18 thoughts on “The 3Q Fundraising Reports and the Bride of Titanman”

  2. that show how Jimmy Olson, despite being Supe’s best bud, is constantly trying to kill Supe or trick him into revealing his secret identiy.

  3. D’Annuzio is missing the (R) tag.  I had to think for a second to remember it is Kissell’s district and it’s a safe bet to assume it’s a Republican, but I had to check the link to make sure.  

  4. AK-AL: Is Young going to pull a Barbara Cubin?

    KS-04: WOW!

    KY-SEN: Lol, Mongiardo gonna get rolled.

    NM-02: Dang, looks like Teague is gonna have to fight harder than I thought.

    PA-06: Oh Nom Nom, Dem take over.

    PA-15: Gonna be close, if we pull the hat trick between this seat, PA-6 and hold PA-7, it’s gonna be amazing if you are from Philly.

    TX-Sen, White needs to double his total haul thus far ($6 million) to have a real shot to win and it looks like he’s making good time on that number for a race that does not even really exist yet. It’s nice to know someone here in Texas is building a voter file and statewide field team.

  5. Young raised only $4,500 in the third quarter, ending September with $419,000 in his campaign account.

    Justice, however, didn’t take advantage of Young’s slow fundraising.  He raised just $77,000 and only reported $101,000 cash-on-hand at the end of September.

    http://www.politico.com/blogs/…

  6. Owens Takes Lead Over Scozzafava

    In just two weeks, a new Siena poll finds Bill Owens (D) has turned a seven-point deficit into a four point lead over Dede Scozzafava (R) in New York special election race in the 23rd congressional district, 33% to 29%, with Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman at 23%.

    Analysis: “Owens leads with Democrats and in the eastern portion of the district. Scozzafava leads with Republicans and in the western portion of the district. Hoffman leads with independent voters and in the southern portion of the district. About two-thirds of voters have seen or heard commercials for Scozzafava and Owens, helping Owens and hurting Scozzafava.”

    Said pollster Steven Greenberg: “Owens has picked up five points of support, while Scozzafava has lost six points. Hoffman, picking up seven points, has narrowed the gap between first and third place significantly. With just 10 points separating the three candidates, this is likely to be a very tight — and fiercely fought — campaign right through election day, now less than three weeks away.”

    Combined with Scozzafava’s money problems, this is big news for Democrats.

  7. Rell’s Dismal Fundraising Suggests She’s Not Running

    Connecticut Gov. Jodi Rell’s (R) most recent filing reports show that her political organization raised just $14,760 in contributions over the last three-month reporting period that ended Sept. 30 fueling speculation that she’s not running for re-election in 2010, the New London Day reports.

    In contrast, two potential Democratic challengers — Dan Malloy and Susan Bysiewicz — each raised more than $100,000.

    Of course we thought the same thing about Castle…

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