The races to replace retiring senators Burr and Toomey in North Carolina and Pennsylvania are in flux with candidates in both parties still launching their campaigns. But the latest reports show some candidates with early financial advantages.
In Pennsylvania, Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman raised a whopping $4 million, and ended the quarter with $1.9 million on hand. Democratic state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, who announced his Senate campaign halfway through the quarter, raised $374,000 and had $217,000 in his account.
The GOP field in Pennsylvania is still developing as well, but real estate developer Jeff Bartos reported raising $1.1 million, which includes a $550,000 loan he made to his campaign.
In North Carolina, state Sen. Jeff Jackson led the Democratic field with a $1.3 million haul and $838,000 on hand. Former Democratic state Sen. Erica Smith, who ran unsuccessfully in the Senate primary in 2020, raised $197,000 and ended the quarter with $140,000 in her campaign account.
The Republican field in the Tar Heel State began to grow with the start of the second quarter, with former Gov. Pat McCrory jumping in the race this week. Former North Carolina GOP Rep. Mark Walker has had the primary race to himself since launching his campaign in December. He reported raising $209,000 in the first three months of the year, and his campaign had $913,000 on hand.
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