All about the money
A look at fundraising numbers in competitive Senate and House districts
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The rundown
A look at fundraising numbers in competitive Senate and House districts.
A look at interesting last-minute donations given to primary candidates. Also, a look at big donations given after candidates won their primary.
Hung Cao officially launches US Senate campaign.
MONEY
The latest finance reports for nominees in Virginia have arrived. Here is a look at what was raised in the most competitive races across Virginia.
VPAP provided the following information along with the finance reports:
For candidates on the November ballot, the reports cover activity from June 9 to June 30.
For candidates who are not on the November ballot, the reports cover the first half of 2023, from January 1 to June 30.
For PACs, the reports cover Q2, from April 1 to June 30.