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    The Republican Party has over five times as much money in campaign funds as the Democrats for the upcoming New York State Senate races according to campaign finance reports. As of July 17, 2012, the Republicans had $20.3 million in funds compared to just $3.7 million for the Democrats. Some notable Democratic and Republican committees had not yet filed their reports.

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    The Republican Party has over five times as much money in campaign funds as the Democrats for the upcoming New York State Senate races according to campaign finance reports. As of July 17, 2012, the Republicans had $20.3 million in funds compared to just $3.7 million for the Democrats. Some notable Democratic and Republican committees had not yet filed their reports.

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    For immediate release: July 18, 2012

    For more information: Bill Mahoney (518) 817-3738

    NYS SENATE RACES: GOP HAS MORE THAN FIVE TIMES THE MONEY IN THE BANK AS DEMOCRATS

    Campaign finance disclosure reports are still trickling in,1 but enough candidates have filed to provide a snapshot look at how the three conferences in the Senate stand financially.

    TOTAL MONEY IN THE BANK AS OF JULY 17, 2012

    Democrats Party committees Incumbents Candidates challenging incumbents of another party Candidates' PACS Former legislators Open seat candidates Incumbents not running for reelection Candidates who lost in a previous election Candidate and Party Debt Other Democratic money2 Statewide Committee for Gianaris Kruger Candidates challenging incumbents of own party Republicans Party Committees Incumbents Candidates challenging incumbents of another party Former Legislators Open seat candidates Incumbents not running for reelection Candidates who lost in a previous election Candidate and Party Debt
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    Democratic Total: $3,772,523.04 $773,097.87 $2,525,521.70 $1,033,030.59 $51,218.80 $348,594.45 $586,414.24 $137,098.40 $29,866.25 -$1,712,319.26 $1,434,184.94 $417,310.38 $433,846.93 Republican Total: $20,320,848.22 $5,476,097.06 $12,661,725.22 $397,709.69 $627,239.71 $953,307.96 $492,283.93 $54,475.86 -$341,991.21

    Notable committees that were not online as of 9:30 AM on July 18 include the IDC PAC and Senators Savino, Seward, and Golden. 2 For both parties, primary challengers were not included in the net totals. Additionally, two Democratic committees were excluded. Senator Gianaris has an extant committee for a statewide race that could eventually be transferred to the DSCC, but this has yet to be tapped. Senator Carl Krugers total was not included with those of other former legislators, since it is deemed unlikely that any candidates would accept transfers from this committee.

    Other Republican Money Candidates challenging incumbents of own party IDC Incumbents Candidate and Party Debt

    $142,716.8599 IDC Total: $1,581,888.47 $1,592,888.47 -$11,000.00

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