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S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, a Democrat who is running for re- election in Maine's 1st Congressional District, is leading her Republican opponent in campaign fundraising by nearly a 7-to-1 ratio, according to the most recent reports. Pingree, running for her second term in Congress, took in $182,000 in the fundraising period April 1 to June 30, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
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President Obama continued collecting money for his 2010 Senate re- election campaign even after he resigned his seat from Illinois, including a maximum $2,300 donation the day after Christmas from a top executive of a Wall Street firm that had received a government bailout. Four contributions - $4,800 in all - were donated to the Obama 2010 fund on Dec. 26, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
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Members of Arizona's congressional delegation who may face strong challengers in next year's elections are off to a fast start on the fundraising circuit, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed at the end of the first quarter of the year. The reports that were due April 15 show three potentially vulnerable Democrats with big bank accounts, while one Republican who withstood more than $2 million in national Democratic spending could once again face a challenge after a sluggish first three months.
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Massey Energy Chief Executive Don Blankenship and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are among the contributors to West Virginia's congressional candidates, the latest Federal Election Commission financial reports show. Blankenship contributed $4,800 to Elliott "Spike" Maynard, the Democrat-turned-Republican running in the 3rd U.S. House District, during the three-month reporting period that ended June 30. David McKinley, the GOP's 1st District nominee, received $2,400 from Blankenship.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Political Notes is a periodic compilation of political news items. State Sen. Andy Harris has raised nearly twice as much campaign money during the past two months as his congressional rival for the 1st District seat, according to campaign officials and Federal Election Commission reports.
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It appears that Congresswoman Grace Napolitano has a side job. She is a sub-prime lender. The Federal Election Commission reports that in 1998 she lent a "person of modest income" $150,000. And like any self-respecting sub- prime lender she charged that person 18 percent and she is still collecting.
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Massey Energy Chief Executive Don Blankenship and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are among the contributors to West Virginia's congressional candidates, the latest Federal Election Commission financial reports show. Blankenship contributed $4,800 to Elliott "Spike" Maynard, the Democrat-turned-Republican running in the 3rd U.S. House District, during the three-month reporting period that ended June 30. David McKinley, the GOP's 1st District nominee, received $2,400 from Blankenship.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton lived hand to mouth during the rush of presidential primaries while Democratic rival Sen. Barack Obama outspent her and put money in the bank. New Federal Election Commission reports show Obama raised at a clip of nearly $2 million per day in February, an open spigot of money that left him with $30 million in the bank for March.
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Romney worth at least $190 million WASHINGTON - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is worth between $190 million and $250 million, his campaign announced after filing personal financial reports with the Federal Election Commission.
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Democratic congressional candidate Denny Heck has raised $950,000 in campaign funds including $350,000 of his own money since launching his campaign to succeed U.S. Rep. Brian Baird in the 3rd Congressional District seat last December. That puts him well ahead of the two leading Republican candidates in the race, state Rep. Jaime Herrera and Olympia financial consultant David Castillo. According to Federal Election Commission reports for the three- month period ending June 30, Heck has raised $950,162 to date, including $481,921 from individuals, $14,950 from political action committees, and $2,255 from the Democratic Party. Heck says more than 1,600 individuals have donated to his campaign, of whom 92 percent are Washington residents and more than 60 percent live in the 3rd Congressi...
