April 25, 2008 - 9:37am
State parties report March fundraising numbers
By Brian LawsonThe New Hampshire Democratic and Republican parties have reported their monthly fundraising figures with the FEC.
The Democrats reported that they ended March with $107,366 cash-on-hand and the Republicans have $67,873 in the bank. The Democrats are also carrying a debt of $29,657.
The filings also show that the Democrats continue to out fundraise their rivals.
The Republicans raised $44,092 and the Democrats pulled-in $67,195.
A closer look at the figures show that the Democrats raised $13,580 in contributions from individuals and received $49,890 from other party committees. While, the Republicans raised $8,739 from individuals, $29,353 from political action committees and $6,000 from party committees.
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Cash on Hand
That is an amazing little story. When you subtract the Dems debts they have basically the same cash on hand as do Republicans- that is very impressive that the NH GOP has caught up.
Full Numbers Unknown
Without knowing the balance in the state accounts the full numbers are unknown. These numbers are for the Federal account of each party and do not include the state account totals. By law each party has to have two accounts for differing donations and expenditures.
If the NH GOP is equal to the NHDP when both are added together it would indeed be interesting but still from what I read the NH GOP has two or three staff members working out of an office in the back of a brick house and if I remember right the Dems have three or more offices with about thirty workers nevermind all the big projects the Dems are doing.
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