The second quarter disclosure reports have been filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission and it was a hands-down win for incumbent Sen. Scott Rupp in the fundraising department.
Rupp raised $72,400 during the last three months, compared to $48,374 for challenger Rep. Cynthia Davis, R-O'Fallon, and Rupp's total does not include a $26,000 loan from his spouse.
What it does include, however, is contributions from a number of special interest PACS and five donations from registered lobbyists. The largest contributions, both $2,000, came from American Family Insurance PAC and HealthPAC, according to the report.
Mrs. Davis, in addition to the $26,000 loan, received $5,000 from Gateway Marketing, Chesterfield, and $2,100 in-kind from Highway Media, O'Fallon.
Her total included three fundraising events, according to the report. An ice cream social at the Trigg Banquet Center pulled in $2,208, while she picked up $730 from a "meet and greet" at the Sugar Creek Winery, and $1,160 from a "conservative roll call."
5 comments:
Go Rupp go. Send old Cynthia packin'.
I cannot wait for this race to see all the libs crying in agony over Cynthia's win....every time they try to kick her in the teeth, they win votes for her....
This is going t be a laugher!!!
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The tracking poll does not support your theory.
bashing is good - for the bashee
Cynthia did not make the cheer leading squad so she is taking it out on the rest of us.
Did Ruestis not make the cheer leading squad?
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