With numbers and dollars flying, it’s difficult to determine who is truly up in the all-important money race. The GOP state committee has raised millions, the Democratic state committee less. Democratic candidates hold a 2 to 1 advantage over Republicans, while the Republican ‘Big Three’ holds a $1.5 million advantage over the Democrats’ ‘Big Three.”
So just who’s winning the money wars?
Campaign Finance by the Numbers
Entity Raised Spent COH
Republican State Committee $3,172,189 $2,222,991 $1,124,019
Democratic State Committee $889,450 $688,886 $195,100
Senate Republican Majority $710,712 $415,860 $902,220
Senate Democratic Majority $725,638 $625,471 $309,926
Assembly Republican Victory $577,152 $454,045 $416,594
Democratic Assm. Camp. Comm. $838,780 $618,441 $480,400
Republican Candidates $7,459,878 $2,788,112 $4,671,266
Democratic Candidates $18,543,038 $9,926,356 $8,622,004
Republican Total: $11,919,931 $5,881,008 $7,114,099
Democrat Total: $20,996,906 $11,859,154 $9,607,430
Out of State Donations % of Total
Republican State Committee: $610,000 41%
Democratic State Committee $2,500 .5%
Senate Republican Majority $26,000 8.2%
Senate Democratic Majority $36,500 13.4%
Assembly Republican Victory $26,000 10.5%
Democratic Assm. Camp. Comm. $26,000 6.4%
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