George Wenschhof
The required June 30 Finance Reports are out and Republican Roscoe Bartlett holds a very comfortable edge over his opponents. Bartlett was first elected in 1992 and has defeated a number of Democratic opponents ever since.
New Democratic candidate Casey Clark is reporting a total of $153, 353 in contributions, including a $50,000 loan. He also is reporting expenditures of $133, 917, including the repayment of the $50,000 loan.
So, Clark has raised $103, 353 and spent $83,917. Which leaves him with $19,446 cash on hand.
Democratic candidate Andrew Duck is finding out the third time as candidate for the sixth district is not the charm as his finance report showed he has raised a total of $20,668 with expenses at $17,677, including a $1,000 refund. That left him with a cash on hand balance of only $2,997.
Incumbent Republican Roscoe Bartlett reported total receipts of $190,119 and total expenditures of $76,962. His cash on hand balance which includes carry over funds is $416,464.
Republican candidate Joseph Kyrsztoforski reported a total of $8,397 in receipts and $7,598 in expenditures with cash on hand of only $1,153. He also showed a debt of $18,700.
No finance reports were filed by Republican candidates; Dennis Janda, Steve Taylor and Seth Wilson. Dan Massey; a Libertarian candidate, also did not file a report.
You can access the candidate finance reports filed with the Federal Elections Commission here
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Friday, July 23, 2010
Bartlett Holds Huge Financial Lead In MD 6th Congressional District
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
MDP Chair Susan Turnbull Guest on "All Things Political with George Wenschhof"
George Wenschhof
I am pleased to have Maryland Democratic Party Chair; Susan Turnbull as my guest on the premier of "All Things Political with George Wenschhof". The show will air weekly on Mondays right here on my website. In addition to local, state and federal elected officials, my guests will include candidates for office and community activists.
I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Ms. Turnbull. It is easy to see why she is in the position she is in as she is both well informed and very likable. During the show, Ms. Turnbull talks about the upcoming elections in the state of Maryland and the Maryland coordinated campaign. She goes on to discuss races they have targeted such as the Maryland 1st Congressional district where Democratic incumbent Frant Kratavil will likely face Republican Andy Harris.
My next guest will be Frederick County, Maryland Sheriff Chuck Jenkins (R) and the following week my guest will be Frederick County, Maryland Board of Commissioners President Jan Gardner (D).
We hope you enjoy the program. We also want to hear feedback and suggestions from you. If you have a comment you would like to share with us, please leave it by clicking on "Comment" below or by sending me an email at GeorgeWenschhof@gmail.com
To schedule an appearance on the show, place an advertisement or send a donation to help pay for production costs, also email me at GeorgeWenschhof@gmail.com
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