Boozman Raises $1.1M for Arkansas Senate Reelection Bid

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — U.S. Sen. John Boozman raised $1.1 million over the previous three months for his reelection marketing campaign as he continued to surpass his rivals in fundraising for the Arkansas Republican main subsequent month, in keeping with federal fundraising data.

Boozman’s marketing campaign reported having $2.5 million readily available on the finish of March after spending $2.1 million throughout the first quarter. Friday was the deadline for candidates to file quarterly fundraising studies with the Federal Election Fee.

Boozman, first elected to the Senate in 2010, has the endorsement of former President Donald Trump and the state’s prime Republicans.

Jake Bequette, a former NFL and Arkansas Razorbacks participant difficult Boozman, reported elevating practically $344,000 throughout the quarter and spending virtually $200,000. Bequette’s marketing campaign had greater than $555,000 readily available.

An excellent PAC supporting Bequette’s bid additionally spent greater than $1.1 million on tv advertisements.

One other Senate hopeful, conservative activist and former TV reporter Jan Morgan, raised greater than $215,000 throughout the quarter. Morgan’s marketing campaign spent $221,000 and had $54,751 readily available.

Stuttgart pastor Heath Loftis gave his Senate marketing campaign greater than $20,000 and raised one other $1,100. Loftis had $1,560 readily available.

Fundraising studies for Democratic hopefuls Natalie James, Jack Foster and Dan Whitfield weren’t accessible late Friday afternoon.

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