Tally Shatters Maryland Fundraising Records–Most By a Senate Candidate In Any Quarter in State History
The Hogan campaign today announced that it raised more than $3.1 million after Governor Hogan filed his candidacy nearly halfway through the first fundraising quarter of the year on February 9th.
In its first 51 days, the Hogan campaign shattered fundraising records for Maryland. The tally marks the most raised by a Senate candidate in any quarter in state history—including the first quarter of any election year, outpacing the Alsobrooks campaign by $1 million in half the time.
“Our team is incredibly humbled and grateful for the overwhelming amount of support and positive reception we have received across the state since announcing mid-February, and we are just getting started,” Governor Hogan said. “In a race where we are likely to face either the billionaire trying to buy the election or the candidate of the Democratic machine, there is no doubt we are the financial underdog too. Every day, our focus is on getting our message out to Marylanders who are fed up and frustrated with politics as usual. It’s time to get back to work, fix the broken politics, and send a message to Washington!”
Hogan for Maryland’s announcement comes amid a 10-day statewide bus tour that is making stops today in Prince George’s and Charles Counties.
Voting for the May 14th primary is underway. Visit larryhogan.com/vote to learn how to request and return a mail-in ballot.
