So far this year, GOP Senate candidate Ron Johnson has raised about $1.8 million for his campaign against Democrat Russ Feingold and put about $4.4 million of his own money into the race, according to his latest campaign filing.
The new reports cover the period from July 1 to August 25. They show that in that stretch, Johnson spent over $3.4 million, while Feingold spent over $2.1 million.
Johnson raised roughly $1.2 million in that period, while Feingold raised $920,000. Johnson had previously raised about $560,000 in 2010, for a 2010 fundraising total of just under $1.8 million. (He didn’t enter the race until May). Feingold’s fundraising total so far this year, based on the latest reports, is roughly $3.7 million.
Johnson’s fundraising figure doesn’t include the more than $4 million he has lent himself...
The Johnson campaign said that almost $1.7 million of the roughly $1.8 million it has raised has come from Wisconsin contributors.
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Wisconsin only has two votes in the Senate. Do we really want to sell one of the two votes to the highest bidder. We don't even know where the Johnson money is coming form.
Out of curiosity, who are you?