Gov. Evers’ Campaign Announces Nearly $12 Million Raised in Latest Filing Period
MADISON, Wis. — Today, Tony for Wisconsin announced nearly $12 million raised since September 1st, with over $1.2 million cash on hand. The money raised during this past reporting period came from more than 40,000 donors.
“Since he first stepped into office, Tony Evers has focused on delivering results that matter to Wisconsinites. During his first term, he has brought common sense leadership and Wisconsin values back to the governor’s office,” said Tony for Wisconsin Campaign Manager Cassi Fenili. “Our grassroot supporters are clearly fired up and ready to win in November.”Since announcing his re-election campaign last year, Gov. Evers has continued to expand his team, communicate with voters in all corners of the state, and invest in grassroots organizing efforts. This election, the stakes are higher than ever before, and voters are ready to re-elect Gov. Evers so he can keep doing the right thing for Wisconsin.
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