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January 28, 2010

Renacci campaign reports more strong fundraising numbers


January 28, 2010
 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                   

CONTACT: JAMES SLEPIAN
James@Renacciforcongress.com


 
 

RENACCI CAMPAIGN REPORTS MORE STRONG FUNDRAISING NUMBERS
Republican candidate grows war chest to unseat Boccieri



Wadsworth— Jim Renacci, Republican candidate for Congress in Ohio’s 16th district, announced today that his campaign brought in over $210,000 in the fourth quarter of 2009, and reported $355,968 cash on hand heading into 2010.  Renacci’s fourth quarter report, filed with the FEC today, follows a very strong third quarter in which he reported raising $203,838.   
 
“I am sincerely humbled and thankful for the outpouring of support my campaign has received across this district.  While campaigns are won with votes and not dollars, the continued financial support from voters across this district is arming my campaign with the necessary resources to take on John Boccieri in the fall and restore common sense conservatism to Washington.  I have no doubt that with the support of Nancy Pelosi and a host of special interest allies, John Boccieri’s campaign will be well financed—but as the groundswell of momentum and support for my campaign continues to grow here in Ohio, I’m confident that I will be well positioned to unseat John Boccieri and return this seat to the people of the 16th district,” Renacci said.
 
Based in part on his proven fundraising success and the strength of his campaign organization, the National Republican Congressional Committee advanced Jim Renacci to “Contender” status in its “Young Guns” program earlier this year, naming him as one of the top 14 challenger candidates in the nation.  The fundraising report released today further demonstrates that Jim Renacci is clearly the only candidate in this race who has been able to attract both the support and resources necessary to defeat John Boccieri in November.
 
 

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January 28, 2010 at 1:56 PM in Press Releases | Permalink


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George Evans says:
February 8, 2010 2:50 PM

Congressional Races Begin to Take Shape as PAC Reports Are Filed 16th District: A report that U.S. Rep. Boccieri (D-Alliance) filed with the Federal Election Commission on January 31st listed cash on hand as of Dec. 31, 2009 at $715,083. Former Wadsworth Mayor Jim Renacci is leading among several Republicans seeking the party nomination in the May 4 primary to challenge the incumbent. Mr. Renacci's report showed cash on hand of $355,968. Matt Miller, a former Ashland County Commissioner, was a distant second at $20,361. A snapshot at the start of the race with amounts of cash on hand: 1st District: U.S. Rep. Driehaus ($762,139); Republican challenger Steve Chabot ($612,959). 2nd District: U.S. Rep. Schmidt (R-Loveland) ($239,890); Democratic challenger David Krikorian ($150,401). 12th District: U.S. Rep. Tiberi (R-Galena) ($1.2 million); Democratic challenger Paula Brooks ($328,659). 15th District: U.S. Rep. Kilroy ($694,582); Republican challenger Steve Stivers ($514,320). 18th District: U.S. Rep. Space (D-Dover) ($1.2 million); Republican challengers Bob Gibbs, Lakeville ($156,923), Jeanette Moll, Zanesville ($80,862), Fred Dailey, Mount Vernon ($53,445). Separately, Bill Johnson, a conservative Republican who is considering a run for the U.S. House from either the 17th or 6th Congressional Districts said February 1st he has raised over $107,000 since beginning his exploratory committee last October. Mahoning County is split between the two districts. Although Mr. Johnson lives in the 17th District, he is close to the 6th District as well. (Gongwer, February 2, 2010)
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