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February 01, 2010 01:55 AM UTC
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Or is it that if the end of the month is on a weekend they get the following Monday?
The reports are actually due on Friday before the weekend, but they aren’t released until the final day of the month.
Thanks staying on top of it anyway.
But since the Supreme Court decision, anything candidates can raise with 2,300 limits is going to be overwhelmed with what corporations can pour on, and they have essentially no overhead, either. This is the reason all candidates — Republicans included — are going to hate that decision. They lose all control of their own campaigns.
That said, all these numbers are pretty low, in my opinion. And some of the burn rates are fairly high. Gardner, to take one example, is on pace to have maybe 750k to spend post Labor Day. After mail and personnel, that’s maybe a couple thousand points of TV. Not enough.
The last thing Republicans want to do is whatever corporations tell them to. Oh the pain, oh the nightmare.
Tipton loaned himself 122k
Lucero’s tv buy must me massive with 6k in the bank
If so, he’s toast because he’s raised nothing.
from candidates. If the campaign pays off the loan, that would be a disbursement.
Cash on hand still – 749,159.36
http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-b…
If y’all want to dig around be my guest. Not sure why it’s filed in the Congressional filing but some highlights
Friends of McInnis Canyons NCA
PO Box 4709 – Grand Junction, Colorado 81502
08/10/2009 Charitable Donation 10000.00
Grand Junction Knife & Fork Club
3760 Beechwood Grand Junction, Colorado 81506
10/26/2009 Charitable Donation 1000.00
And it’s nice to see McInnis Canyons has other friends besides its namesake.
Friends of McInnis Canyons NCA is a 501(c)3 charity prohibited by law from donating to political candidates.
I think I read it backward
The post was referring to his, er [cough] the 527.
How many superheroes can McInnis afford to lose?
Who will be late and get a fine… lol
Looks like everyone who will have raised enough to be required to file has them in except for Lang Sias.
what COH stands for?
Raised – Spent = COH
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previous balance + raised – spent = COH
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I need to stop posting at 1:00 in the morning.
For someone not yet on the target list the Ryan Frazier numbers particularly cash on hand is impressive. This is the type of quarter that will attract interest at the RNCC.
in any sizeable quantity put into Colorado congressional races except for the 4th. It’s a more conservative district and Gardner has a real chance. Frazier has zero chance, just like Tipton. No matter what DickWad told them about national GOP support.
The only district the GOP has a real chance of retaking is CD4 and that’s where their time and dime will go. And the way Markey is raising money there and the amount she has on hand is going to make it very difficult for Gardner to compete without RNCC dollars.
(their term, not mine) He’ll have plenty of money, so long as the NRCC raises enough of its own.
Anyone seen them?
Frazier’s fundraising is impressive. It could become a competitive seat. Frazier’s fundraising is far more impressive than Scott Tipton’s.
Frazier is simply not competitive against what his opponent has raised.
The RNCC, and the DNCC, look for races they might be able to win. In this year’s case, that’s the 4th. The RNCC will not throw money down a rathole in any other Colorado district this year in any quantity that could make a difference.
…it’s called the NRCC.
Come on. At least TRY to pretend you’re pro’s.
Gardner is far ahead of his primary opponents in fundraising.
The other numbers mirror conventional wisdom/par for the course.
He reportedly said that his 4th quarter was “dismal.”
Sias reports $31K for the Fourth Quarter. $5K of which came from John McCain himself.
http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-b…
Perhaps Lang could run in CD 2 where he lives.
That means he didn’t even get money from all of his family and close friends.
That’s the real question.
Dean Madere raised less than $5K, so he didn’t need to report.
The numbers you have associated with him are actually Diggs Brown’s numbers.
Info here: http://www.coloradoan.com/arti…