Campaign finance reports show that Georgia’s incumbent Republican U.S. senators have built a healthy fundraising advantage over their rivals in the state’s dual Senate races.
Republican Sen. David Perdue, seeking a second term in November, reported raising nearly $1.9 million in the last three months of 2019. He finished the year with $7.8 million in the bank. Perdue’s closest challenger, Democrat Jon Ossoff, raised $1 million in the same period and finished the year with $1.5 million in the bank.
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In Georgia’s other Senate race, recently appointed Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler kickstarted her campaign with a $5 million personal loan.
