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Congressional campaigns raised a total of $893.6 million in the first 18 months of the 2006 cycle, a 12 percent increase from the comparable period of the 2003- 2004 campaign. …

The Democratic and Republican Parties have reported raising $555.2 million in hard money at the national, state and local levels during the first 15 months of the 2006 election cycle—five …

From January 1, 2005 to March 31, 2006, congressional campaigns have raised $657.2 million, 13 percent more than the last comparable cycle. Spending remained nearly unchanged from last cycle—$330.4 million. …

During 2005, the Democratic and Republican Party committees raised over $430 million and spent nearly $325 million.(1) While the fundraising totals are down slightly from the last non-election year, …

Federal political action committees (PACs) ended 2005 with record percentage gains in receipts, disbursements and contributions when compared to the last non-election year. They raised $477.4 million dollars this year …

During the first nine months of 2005, candidates for the 33 Senate seats being contested in 2006 have reported raising $126.6 million with $132 million cash-on-hand.

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Fundraising by party committees in the first half of the year increased over fundraising during recent comparable periods. Fundraising for congressional campaigns is also growing as the 2006 races get …

Congressional Candidates Spend Nearly $1.16 Billion During 2003-2004

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PAC Financial Activity

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Party Committees Raise Nearly $1.5 Billion

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2004 Presidential Campaign Finance Activity

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Semiannual PAC Count Shows Increase Throughout 2004

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Congressional Campaigns Spend $912 Million through Late November

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National Parties Raise Over $1.4 Billion

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Fundraising High Through Pre-Election Period

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Independent Expenditures for September and October

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