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Democratic candidates sustain fundraising pace as GOP strains to keep up

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By Daniela Altimari Verified, Mary Ellen McIntire Verified, Ryan Kelly Verified
| The State Verified
WASHINGTON - Democratic Senate candidates continue to swamp their Republican rivals in fundraising, with new campaign finance data showing several of them sitting on staggering stockpiles of cash. They'll need all of that cash to counter a potential floodgate of GOP spending following last month's Supreme Court decision that cleared the way for party committees to spend unlimited amounts on behalf of candidates in federal elections.
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Democratic candidates sustain fundraising pace as GOP strains to keep up

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By Daniela Altimari Verified, Mary Ellen McIntire Verified, Ryan Kelly Verified
| Roll Call Verified
Democratic Senate candidates continue to swamp their Republican rivals in fundraising, with new campaign finance data showing several of them sitting on staggering stockpiles of cash. They’ll need all of that cash to counter a potential floodgate of GOP spending following last month’s Supreme Court decision that cleared the way for party committees to spend unlimited amounts on behalf of candidates in federal elections.
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Top GOP appropriators dominate earmarks in House bills Original

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By Peter Cohn Verified, Ryan Kelly Verified
| Roll Call Verified
ANALYSIS — When it comes to congressional earmarks, the big dogs usually eat first. So it’s no surprise that House Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole, R-Okla., leads the pack on “community project funding” included in his panel’s fiscal 2027 spending bills, with $188.4 million. The No. 2 House Republican, Majority Leader Steve Scalise of Louisiana, comes in a close second, with $186.5 million for his district.
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