Updated: A look at the state senate numbers
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterBelow is a breakdown of the latest fundraising numbers in each state senate race. The numbers reflect the cash-on-hand for the candidates as reported on the Secretary of State website, if it says "not available" next to a candidate it means the office has not posted the candidate report. Republican candidates are in the first column and Democratic candidates in the second column. Candidates who do not raise and spend more than $500 are not required to file a fundraising report to the Secretary of State office. The (i) next to a candidate means that they are the incumbent in the race.
1: Gallus (i)-$50,433 McLeod-$27,293
2: Tobin-$3,617 Reynolds (i)-$54,374
3: Denley-not available Martin-$43,342
4: Knytych-$7,302 Sgambati (i)-$62, 507
5: Danforth-$1,602 Houde-$32,450
6: Groen-$14,600 Cilley (i)-$18,580
7: Sanborn-$12,884 Janeway (i)-$35,122
8: Odell (i)-$31,580 Phinizy-$19,811
9: Roberge (i)-$36,260 Kaelin-$2,117
10: Eaton-$65,596 Kelly (i)-$20,393
11: Bragdon (i)-$13,177 Spratt-$6,566
12: Laflamme-$22,105 Gilmour-$30,960
13: Ziehm-$10,758 Lasky-$28,081
14: Carson-$22,852 Amlaw-$2,144
15: MacNeil-not available Larsen (i)-$28,081
16: Gatsas (i)-$56,797 Backus-$30,109
17: Barnes (i)-$13,775 Proulx-will not file
18: Kruse-$15,973 DeVries (i)-$34,010
19: Letourneau (i)-$63,144 Kenyon-$18,646
20: Sakellar-not available D'Allesandro (i)-$149,848
21: Halldorson-not available Merrill-$28,653
22: Downing (i)-$34,668 Dedak-$1,631
23: Quandt-$12,624 Hassan (i)-$45,636
24: Callahan-$19,704 Fuller Clark (i)-$44,901
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Has anyone checked into why
Has anyone checked into why some of the candidates have not filed? Doesn't this violate the state's election laws?
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Only candidates who have raised or spent $500 in that period need to file.
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So, Bill Denley is a minor candidate? And raising no money? Good news for Bud Martin, I guess.
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