Annapolis, MD – With just 10 days before the Nov. 4 election, Anne Arundel small business owner Larry Hogan’s momentum is surging as overtaxed Marylanders appear likely to end the O’Malley-Brown era.
In the final campaign finance reports of the general election, committees allied with Hogan showed a $100K total cash-on-hand advantage over those supporting the embattled Lieutenant Governor.
According to Hogan Communications Director Adam Dubitsky, “Overtaxed Republicans, Democrats, and Independents are embracing Larry Hogan’s plan to rein in reckless Annapolis spending so we can begin rolling back Anthony Brown and Martin O’Malley’s punishing tax hikes. Despite being outspent by $14 million in special interest money over the course of the election, our grassroots campaign is poised to put an end to one-party rule in Annapolis. These numbers show that Marylanders are increasingly united and ready to put partisan politics aside so we can create jobs, fund priorities, and restore integrity to Annapolis.”
Account Breakdowns:
Maryland Democratic Party: $265,994.74
Brown – Ulman Slate: $47,578.34
Friends of Ken Ulman: $0.00
Friends of Anthony Brown: $31,497.26
Brown campaign and allied committees: $345,070.34
Maryland Republican Party: $150,355.20
Hogan-Rutherford Committee: $291,549.60
Hogan campaign and allied committees: $441,904.80
Hogan overall cash advantage: $96,834.46
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