Here's how major candidates did:
Senate:
Lamont (D): $712,611 ($371,500 from candidate's own funds)
Lieberman (D): $947,356
Governor:
DeStefano (D): $415,000
Malloy (D): $570,000
Rell (R): $900,000(est.)
2nd CD:
Courtney (D): $274,688
Simmons (R): 222,500 (est.)
4th CD:
Farrell (D): $514,595
Shays (R): $372,000
5th CD:
Murphy (D): $335,000 (est.)
Johnson (R): $436,373.90
This is mostly according to the FEC's really excellent, searchable, usable (hint, CFIS) database. However, there is an AP article just published, mostly focusing on Lamont's donation of over $370,000 of his own funds to his campaign, as well.
Source
"Lieberman challenger Lamont gives $371,500 to his own campaign." Associated Press 14 April, 2006.
3 comments:
Cash on hand numbers? Those who have filed have them at the FEC site.
You can search the FEC database.
So then, where's all the cash coming from? Who's buying whom?
Jack Murtha would create problems for Lamont if he stepped one foot in Connecticut.
For one, he is associated with the Cut and Run wing of the Liberal Democratic Party.
Second, Murtha and John Larson are thick as heck. Does a Murtha appearance present problems for John Larson???
Didn't Larson appear at a Lieberman pep rally a month ago?
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