Sentences with phrase «more than a quarter of democratic»

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U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who nearly tied Clinton in the Democratic caucus this week, raised more than $ 33 million in the fourth quarter, mostly from small individual contributions.

The Democratic gubernatorial primary is so competitive this year, The Sun's Erin Cox reports, that campaigns and strategists think they may need the support of no more than a quarter of the electorate to win — maybe as few as 125,000 votes.

• The Yankees paid more than $ 300,000 in the first quarter of 2006 to the Mirram Group, a firm run by Roberto Ramirez, a former Bronx As ¬ sembly member and chair of the Bronx Democratic Party who had long - term relationships with Bronx elected officials.

Delgado said that in addition to raising more campaign funds than Faso, R - Kinderhook, in all four quarters of 2017, he also led the field of Democratic contenders.

That's about $ 400,000 more than the Democratic junior senator reported raising in the first quarter of 2010 ($ 1.6 millon).

This Democratic surge was almost entirely due to fundraising by Sen. Todd Kaminsky, who brought in $ 121,000, more than a quarter of the money REBNY members have given to Senate candidates and parties this year.

But Brindisi outraised Tenney in 2017's third and fourth quarters — making Tenney the subject of more GOP grumbling than other New York Republicans who represent more Democratic - leaning districts, including Reps. John Faso, John Katko and Elise Stefanik.

Similarly, GOP businessman Stewart Mills and former Rep. Nan Hayworth raised more than their Democratic incumbent rivals in the second quarter, Reps. Rick Nolan of Minnesota and Sean Patrick Maloney of New York, in part by self - funding.

DCCC pays down more than half of its debt: Setting Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee records and blowing past aggressive goals, committee chairman Steve Israel (N.Y.) will announce today that the DCCC has paid off 60 percent its 2010 cycle debt — from $ 19.5 million in January to $ 8 million in March — and raised $ 19.6 million in the first quarter.

Three of the 13 districts for the 2012 elections were more than three - quarters Democrat, much more packed than in any of the team's randomly drawn maps, even for their bluest - of - blue Democratic districts.

According to a recently released report from Civic Enterprises and the Democratic Leadership Council entitled «Quiet Crisis: The Impact of the Economic Downturn on the Nonprofit Sector,» few of these groups have strong reserves to weather the downturn — more than half have less than three months of operating funds on hand, while three - quarters can not make it six months on existing cash reserves.