Here's a look at what U.S. House and Senate candidates raised during the first fundraising quarter of 2014 and how much cash on hand their campaigns had at the end of March.
Here's a look at what U.S. House and Senate candidates raised during the first fundraising quarter of 2014 and how much cash on hand their campaigns had at the end of March.
Candidate name
District
Party
Q1 Fundraising
Cash on Hand
Aaron Miller
First
Republican
$47,500
$43,164
Tim Walz, incumbent
First
Democrat
$195,000
$411,216
John Kline, incumbent
Second
Republican
$270,817
$1,660,000
Thomas Craft
Second
Democrat
$5,506 $2,966 Mike Obermueller
Second
Democrat
$81,148
$238,211
Paula Overby
Second
Democrat
Erik Paulsen, incumbent
Third
Republican
$431,763
$1,979,136
Sharon Sund
Third
Democrat
$33,578
$28,835
Betty McCollum, incumbent
Fourth
Democrat
$144,652
$214,079
Keith Ellison, incumbent
Fifth
Democrat
$288,043
$229,460
Thomas Emmer
Sixth
Republican
$206,094
$252,738
Philip Krinke
Sixth
Republican
$62,057 $315,744 Rhonda Sivarajah
Sixth
Republican
$172,759 $214,808 Joe Perske
Sixth
Democrat
James Read
Sixth
Democrat
$26,711 $34,171 Torrey Westrom
Seventh
Republican
$136,924 $170,729 Collin Peterson, incumbent
Seventh
Democrat
$218,000
$522,650
Stewart Mills III
Eighth
Republican
$203,000
$355,738
Rick Nolan, incumbent
Eighth
Democrat
$265,772
$478,000
Jim Abeler
Senate
Republican
Chris Dahlberg
Mike McFadden
Senate
Senate
Republican
Republican
$600,000
$1,800,000
Julianne Ortman
Senate
Republican
Al Franken, incumbent
Senate
Democrat
$2,722,189
$5,933,851
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