Thread by @IAmNickReynolds

Starting to get numbers in from the FEC today. Keeping an eye on a few races just for kicks, but seeing some interesting numbers from last quarter in the crowded race to unseat @TomRiceSC7.

Here's what we've got so far...

@GarrettBartonSC: $14.5k raised, $63.5k spent, and $131.8k COH. Also has $150k in loans from the candidate himself.

Ken Richardson: $45k raised, $44k spent. $99k COH. $100k in loans.

@GrahamAllen_1 dropped out of the race this wknd, raised $89.4k, spent nearly $200k. $194k COH.

Allen's decline was steep. After outraising Rice in the first quarter of his race with $409k, he raised just $237,000 in the fall, and up until this quarter had a burn rate of 59%.

He spent more than twice what he took in for the third quarter of his campaign.

Rice took in just under $155k, well below the $400k he raised in the fall. However, he has a pretty formidable war chest at his disposal... nearly $1.9m COH.

We'll see @RussellWFry's numbers later today (he's done well), but right now... Rice is in a very good place.

Should also mention... Rice still has very little small donor support, unlike some other incumbent Rs who voted to impeach Trump.

His smallest listed donation this quarter was $75 (and that was an outlier.) The brunt of his money came from PACs. docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/…

Have to update this... Richardson just filed a bunch of amendments in a row that showed his fundraising was more anemic than initially reported and that his COH is only at around $40,000.

We've got numbers for @RussellWFry:

$126k raised, just under $20k spent. Very frugal. $327k COH, which is by and large the best position of any Rice challenger.

Not a lot of small donors, but some notable big ones. Including numerous state legislators. docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/…