DCCC spends on Stender's behalf
By Alex Isenstadt, Politicker.com ReporterThe Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is continuing its general election advertising and mail effort, this weekend reporting expenditures in key districts in New Jersey, Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, Alaska and Pennsylvania.
The committee is spending about $13,000 on mailings in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District, where state Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D-Union) is taking on state Sen. Leonard Lance (R-Hunterdon). The committee’s investment in the district now totals just short of $40,000.
The new investments, reported Saturday, provide a window into the offense-minded posture congressional Democrats are taking this cycle. Of the six districts where the DCCC has announced new investments, only one is currently held by a Democrat.
Stender and Lance are competing for the seat of U.S. Rep. Mike Ferguson (R-Warren), who is retiring after four terms.
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Ferguson was in for four terms? Maybe that last one was spent partying with the coeds so it doesn't count lol!?
4 and outm thank god
I'm ashamed to have interned for this idiot. At least he knows he'd be trounced on by Linda. I htink Kyle is right - we should have all of his time tryingt to give his pin away to underage girls at Rhino on M street as a term within itself.