Democrats have broken fundraising records, knocked on thousands of doors, and locked in ad buys in an effort to regain a Democratic majority
Phoenix, Ariz - Thanks to a strong third quarter for fundraising, the Legislative District 4 Democratic slate of nominees crossed more than $1.4 million raised to date. This comes just one week after the slate crossed the $1 million milestone.
State House candidate Karen Gresham raised $283,000, marking this as one of the top fundraising quarters for any candidate in LD4. Her running mate, Kelli Butler, snagged the top fundraising spot by raising $288,000 during the third quarter. This is the largest single quarter fundraising haul for any LD4 candidate in either chamber.
In total, Karen Gresham has raised more than $475,000 to date and Kelli Butler has raised $500,000 to date. 88% of donors to Kelli Butler contributed for the first time.
On the Senate side, Senator Christine Marsh raised more than $142,000 during the quarter propelling her past the $450,000 raised to date threshold.
“I am so thrilled by the level of support shown to me by everyone who contributed to help elect a legislature that will put Arizonans first,” said Kelli Butler. “Our campaign is strong because of the thousands of people who know that a better Arizona is possible when we elect a new legislative majority.”