Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) has emerged as the early financial front-runner in Kentucky’s Senate primary contest, pulling in significant campaign cash, while former Attorney General Daniel Cameron faces a sluggish start to his fundraising efforts.
The Central Kentucky congressman closed out the latest fundraising quarter with upwards of $6.1 million in the bank, federal records show, a war chest more than 11 times larger than that of Daniel Cameron, the former attorney general who currently tops early surveys in the race.
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Cameron brought in just over $385,000 during the most recent quarter, according to a campaign finance filing submitted Tuesday, ending the quarter with $532,000 on hand while Barr raised more than $1.4 million in the
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