David Dreier and Cynthia Matthews Contributions
I have previously posted on fundrace.org's reports on 2004 presidential campaign contributions, and I have also posted about Cynthia Matthews, who is opposing David Dreier in a California Congressional race, and who is picking up unexpected support from people opposed to Dreier's stance on illegal immigration. (He supports it.)

opensecrets.org posts information on contributions to candidates in California Congressional District 26. No names, just summary info.

2004 RACE: CALIFORNIA DISTRICT 26

David Dreier (R)*
Raised: $767,969
Spent: $408,572
Cash on hand: $2,922,493
Last Report: 6/30/2004
PACs: $247,000 (32%)
Individuals: $453,115 (59%)
Candidate: $0 -
Other: $67,854 (9%)

Cynthia Matthews (D)
Raised: $24,568
Spent: $18,782
Cash on hand: $5,784
Last Report: 6/30/2004
PACs: $0 -
Individuals: $20,731 (84%)
Candidate: $3,837 (16%)
Other: $0 -


Note the PAC contributions, and the contributions from the individual candidate.

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Anonymous said…
Awesome public service. Thanks.
Tuesday, September 07, 2004 10:01:00 PM
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