fundraising numbers

The 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.

Former Congressman Jeb Bradley raised $53,613 in the first quarter.

Bradley also reported that he has $516,105 cash-on-hand, which is nearly double the amount his rival John Stephen has.

However, Bradley's campaign committee is carrying a debt of $265,564 and Bradley loaned his campaign $90,000 two days before the April 1st deadline.

Over 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.

In the first quarter, Congressman Paul Hodes (D-Concord) raised over $250,000.

Hodes will also report that his campaign has over $825,000 cash-on-hand.

The campaign said they are "still crossing all of the ‘t's and dotting all of the ‘i's," but "final calculations will be completed well in advance of tomorrow night's filing deadline."

Second Congressional District candidate Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro) reported that he raised $14, 471.00, during the first three months of the year.

Bosse also reported that he has $10,037.25 cash-on-hand.

Second Congressional candidate Jim Steiner (R-Concord) has filed his first-quarter fundraising numbers.

Steiner raised $3,473.00 and has $10,581.63 cash on hand.

Steiner is competing in the Republican primary against State Sen. Bob Clegg (R-Hudson), Jennifer Horn (R-Nashua) and Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro).

Second Congressional District Republican candidate Jennifer Horn (R-Horn) will report raising between $72,000 to $75,000.

"We feel very good about this kind of start from someone who didn't get into this race that long ago,'' campaign manager Zack Condry told The Nashua Telegraph.