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The Q2 Congressional fundraising deadline passed on July 15th, so here's a map of the party leader in the fundraising category by district! We have some weird outliers here as you can tell like FL-09 on the Rep side and CO-04/TX-05 on the Dem side.pic.twitter.com/JCRJ2yHlez
And here's the cash-on-hand leader by Congressional District. This map makes a lot more sense, but there are still some weird outliers like NY-16, where the independent candidate there has over a million dollars on hand!pic.twitter.com/5bxJzrKQe2
And here's the data if you want to check for yourselves! If a candidate is not on there, it's because they haven't filed their Q2 filing yet.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QIm0d2B1PT8zuFJALdMeYqP8zrXq7kX0MjEwiGjpuYw/edit?usp=sharing …
Democrats continue to have a massive fundraising advantage over Republicans, especially in swing districts. It's starting to look a lot like 2018 for the Democrats in the fundraising department.
@SenhorRaposa
@Aseemru
Tennessee? Huh
Renee Hoyos in TN-02 has consistently outraised her Republican incumbent opponent, while the other district is held by Scott DesJarlais, so that makes some sense.
Kind only raised about $200,000, but his Republican opponent raised a solid $500,000. It was part of the reason why Sabato moved the district to Likely D today actually
Blouth Blarolina
Huge yikes for Balter and Siegel 
Well, maybe not. We threw everything we had at Nick Rahall and the partisanship of the district took him out anyway. Balter might be saved by running in a D+2 seat in what looks to be a Dem landslide year
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