Hagedorn Outraises Neubauer in Latest Finance Period
Hagedorn raises more than $236,000 in just over four weeks
Supreme Court Candidate Judge Brian Hagedorn announced Thursday his campaign raised more than $236,000 in just over four weeks’ time, outperforming his opponent over the period. The strong fundraising haul is more than any other Supreme Court candidate raised in the last 10 years during the same period.
“Momentum for our campaign continues to build as Wisconsin voters want a justice who will keep politics out of the courtroom and uphold the rule of law,” Judge Hagedorn said. “We are so grateful for this incredible support, and these funds will be used wisely over the next seven weeks as we run a strong campaign that leads us to victory on April 2.”
Judge Hagedorn’s campaign raised $236,616.25 over the last finance reporting period, January 1 – February 4, 2019. The impressive report builds off the Hagedorn campaign’s historic fundraising start, raising more than $310,000 in the final six months of 2018.
A copy of the cover sheet can be found here.
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