Thread by @IAmNickReynolds

Made a few formatting mistakes, let's try this again.

OCTOBER FUNDRAISING:

@LindseyGrahamSC raised $1.3m this quarter (spent a little over $1m) and has just under $12.9m on-hand.

@votetimscott: $9.6m this quarter, $14.4m on-hand. 42% of his total fundraising came this Q.

Congressional incumbents
@TeamJoeWilson: $103k/$144k
@VoteTimmons: $93k/$96k
@RalphNorman: $195k/$397k
@Duncan4Congress: $280k/$506k

Candidates
@GrahamAllen_1: $236k/$304k

Allen is taking on @TomRiceSC7, who raised $401k this quarter and has $1.85m on hand. However, Allen spent about $160k more than he raised this Q.

Ken Richardson, another candidate, raised $44k from 31 donors and has $116k on-hand, but is carrying $100k in debts to himself.

The brunt of Allen's expenses have gone to digital consulting and marketing... can't build a list if people don't know who you are. docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/… The impeachment vote was 8 months ago.

COH is still healthy, and he's spent about $300k less than he's taken in overall.

Then again, that's a big step down from the $409k taken in from July, of which $92k came from Allen himself.

Anyway, more updates coming as numbers continue rolling in.

I believe this was first reported by @MegKinnardAP, but @NancyMace had a very strong quarter. FEC filings that just arrived show she raised about $950k in Q3, leaving her at just under $2.4m raised this cycle and just under $1.4m on-hand. She raised about $5.7M in the 2020 cycle.

My error, $973k* raised. ($950k was the campaign's original estimate.)