McWherter and Herron Tied
The McWherter campaign is releasing their numbers, which show an almost identical amount to Sen. Roy Herron. In the 47 days since announcing they raised $650K and spend about $30K.
“I’m excited about the incredible outpouring of individual support and friendship I’ve received from Democrats all across our great state,” said McWherter. “Folks everywhere are stepping up to help get our campaign off the ground, and are firmly committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure that we elect a sensible leader with the skills needed to tackle our extraordinary economic challenges.”
They'd likely point out that all theirs is new money, while that has yet to be seen with Sen. Herron.
Update:
McMillan has released her numbers to the Nashville Post and shows a smaller sum of $300K being raised over the past 6 months, with $175K cash on hand.
Based on the initial reports, it looks like McWherter has the big bucks in his campaign coffers...his average donation was around $1,700. McMillan and Herron had more low dollar (relatively speaking) donations with an average around $400 and $330 respectively.
Correction, Ward released his numbers to the tune of about $200K.



4 comments:
Perhaps people are catching on to Cammack's facade. I hope so.
Between those who can see through his guise, and those who think he's serious and oppose him, we should be without him to worry about soon.
Both McWherter and Herron are goofballs, but at least they're not pretending to be something they're not.
The only thing more distressing than the candidate lineup is that we can't seem to do much better.
Mabel for Governor still sounds good to me.
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