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Published
09/09/09
While Rep. Frank Kratovil Jr. and state Sen. Andrew Harris gear up for a probable battle for the 1st Congressional District seat next year, Rep. Steny Hoyer has raised more than the two combined as he looks toward 2010 with no serious challenger in sight. Find Us On Facebook
Kratovil, the Democratic incumbent in the 1st District, had $503,819 cash on hand as of June 30, the most recent filing with the Federal Election Commission. Harris, a Republican, had $210,349. Hoyer, the Democratic incumbent in the 5th District, had $1.2 million. Campaign finance experts say though he may be one of the most secure members of Congress, the fundraising is not...
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