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January 17, 2018 03:48 PM UTC

Fundraising Numbers for State Treasurer Race

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  • by: Colorado Pols

If you combined the cash-on-hand numbers for the bottom seven candidates seeking the office of State Treasurer, you still wouldn’t have $85,000.

SORE THUMBS (OR, WHAT STICKS OUT)
There are a gazillion candidates running for State Treasurer, but based on campaign finance reports, there’s really only three who seem to have a chance at being competitive: Republicans Brian Watson and Polly Lawrence, and Democrat Dave Young. But because both Watson and Lawrence are petitioning on to the ballot, there will be room in the GOP Primary for at least 2 more Republicans to gain ballot access via the caucus/assembly process.

A quick note on Democrat Steve Lebsock: His campaign for State Treasurer didn’t raise a dime after October 17 (sexual harassment allegations against Lebsock first surfaced in early November). Lebsock’s entire contribution report for Q4 consists of four entries.

Oh, and Justin Everett barely outraised Lebsock.

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4 thoughts on “Fundraising Numbers for State Treasurer Race

  1. I like seeing Dave Young towards the top.  He is one of the good guys who values public service.  He has a personal backstory about why he got into public service.

    1. That's my frugal state representative for you. He's spent less than 10% of what he took in last quarter. Viewed that way, he did better than Brian Watson and Peggy Lawrence.

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