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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTX-SEN: Talarico brings in nearly $7M with latest haul for Texas Senate race
Texas state Rep. James Talarico (D) hauled in nearly $7 million in the fourth quarter of fundraising last year in the Texas Senate race, raking in more than $13 million since launching his bid in September, his campaign announced Friday.
His campaign said he raised $6.8 million between October and December and said the more than $13 million hes hauled in overall came from more than 215,000 individual donors.
His team said Talarico accepted no money from corporate PACs and that 98 percent of the donations hes received since he launched have been small-dollar donations a maximum of $100. Overall, hes received contributions from donors in all 50 states and 240 of Texass 254 counties.
With the help of more than 215,000 neighbors, we are building a campaign to win the primary, win the general, and deliver for working people across Texas, Talarico said in a statement.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5669726-talarico-crockett-senate-race/
leftieNanner
(16,107 posts)Think he has a chance against Cornyn.
ananda
(34,361 posts)It would be so nice to have a Dem from Texas
in the Senate!
leftieNanner
(16,107 posts)And the heat she brings, I think Mr. T has a better chance pulling in some cross over votes.
ananda
(34,361 posts)I absoutely love Jasmine, but I think
Talarico has a better chance of winning...
and getting a Democrat in the Senate
is vital.
cpamomfromtexas
(1,470 posts)leftieNanner
(16,107 posts)JI7
(93,162 posts)and the other Republicans.
pinkstarburst
(1,874 posts)I also acknowledge that this is red state Texas and she already had two strikes against her with racist sexist voters even before she started calling out Trump. I personally think Talarico has a stronger chance of winning that seat, although I acknowledge that it's a longshot for either of them. This state disappoints me every time. Beto came the closest anyone has come and he was still 3% behind Cruz (and he's a white guy. who did a crazy amount of campaigning.)
SSJVegeta
(2,260 posts)Unfortunately that alone isnt the best recipe for victory