Stephen raises $105K
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterOver the first-quarter John Stephen raised $105,310.
Stephen will also report that he has $257,871 cash-on-hand.
Stephen is competing in the Republican primary against former Congressman Jeb Bradley.
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Stephen took in a total of
Stephen took in a total of $105K, 75% ($86,000) of which came from NH citizens.
Bradley took in a total of $143K, 18.5% ($26,000) of which came from NH citizens not named Jeb Bradley.
Bradley is sinking fast and is in deep trouble. BTW, look at the names of the donators to Stephen and where they live. Hint: it's all over the state.
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