Winners and Losers
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John ShadeggLord had a good quarter, but Shadegg still raked in twice as much and has almost twice as much cash on hand with a lower burn rate. |
Sydney HayNo matter how she spins it the numbers do not come even close to adding up. |
David SchweikertUsing his Club for Growth connections he is the only Republican in CD5 that continually raises good money. |
Howard Shanker and Mary Kim TitlaWhile they seemed to be well liked by Democrats in the first congressional district, Ann Kirkpatrick has about 8 times more money in the bank as they do combined. |
Gabrielle GiffordsGulp. Is that $2 million in the bank? |
Sandra LivingstoneA few people had thought this political newcomer was going to dump significant amounts of money into the race to make a splash in the 2nd quarter. She didn’t even file. |
Tim BeeDemocrats may try to hang Bush around his neck, but he has $500K reasons he is ok with that. |
Rick RenziCampaign committee continues to be in debt to the tune of close to a half a million dollars. |
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"I got tired of yelling at my TV."
-- Jim Ogsbury, Republican primary candidate for the 5th Congressional District seat, on what made him give up his lobbying career and get into politics.
-PolitickerAZ.com, 7/23/2008
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