Tammy Baldwin Announces Over $3.2 Million Raised in Q2, the Most Ever Raised in a Wisconsin Senate Contest Off Year Quarter
This year, Tammy Baldwin has received donations from every county in Wisconsin. Her most frequent donors are educators, doctors, and nurses.
Today, Tammy Baldwin announced her campaign has raised more than $3.2 million in the second quarter of 2023. This sum is the most ever raised in a Wisconsin senate contest off year quarter. She has raised a total of more than $5.3 million this cycle, surpassing her total raise at this time in the 2018 cycle.
This year, Tammy Baldwin has received donations from every county in Wisconsin. Her most frequent donors are educators, doctors, and nurses.
“It’s an honor to have the support of so many workers and families across Wisconsin,” said Tammy Baldwin. “I’m committed to working hard for our state until everyone has access to a good job that pays the bills, health care and prescription drugs they can afford, and the same rights and freedoms as their parents and grandparents had.”
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