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Campaign archive · 2018 campaign

January 2018: Davis reports more than $330,000 in the fourth quarter

In January 2018 the campaign announced its fourth-quarter fundraising. The release is not reproduced. The figure it gave matches the year-end report the committee filed with the FEC.

Original address
/2018/01/release-davis-raises-over-330000-in-fourth-quarter/
Date of the original item
January 2018
Status
Archive note written by the Public Record editors. The campaign's original text is not reproduced.

What the filing showed

The committee's year-end 2017 report, filed January 31, 2018, covered October 1 through December 31, 2017. It listed $331,807.65 in receipts, in line with the "over $330,000" in the release's address, and $506,469.78 in cash on hand at year's end. (An amended copy filed in April 2018 left receipts unchanged and adjusted cash on hand by about $70.)

Together with the third-quarter report, that put Davis at about $740,000 raised in his first four and a half months.

Context

The federal tax bill passed Congress that December, and the campaign's site from that month, judging by its archived addresses, focused heavily on it, calling it a "Brownback-style" plan. On the Republican side the field was still crowded; the eventual nominee, Steve Watkins, did not appear in the December 2017 coverage of the field.

How it turned out

Davis reported another $340,822 in the first quarter of 2018, passing $1 million raised in total. See the April 2018 note.

Sources

  1. ProPublica FEC Itemizer: Paul Davis For Kansas, 2018 cycle filings (Year-End 2017 report)
  2. FEC: Paul Davis for Kansas (C00653121)
  3. Daily Kos Elections: Morning Digest on the KS-02 race (Apr. 30, 2018)

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