Some california incumbents lagging in fundraising report

Republican Fundraising Challenges in California Congressional Races: A Closer Look

Several Republican incumbents in California face uphill battles in their congressional races, with some reportedly struggling to keep pace in fundraising efforts, according to a detailed analysis by the Los Angeles Times.

While certain representatives have substantial campaign funds, others lag behind, signaling potential vulnerabilities in the upcoming elections. For example, Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.), who is contending with at least 10 challengers, reported $406,616 in campaign funds at the end of the quarter. Among his challengers, businessman Harley Rouda has shown strong momentum, raising $177,974 during the same period.

Rep. Steve Knight (R-Calif.) also faces stiff competition. Knight ended June with $433,301 in his campaign war chest, while two of his challengers, Bryan Caforio and Katie Hill, reported $175,635 and $173,299, respectively.

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However, some GOP incumbents remain well-funded and poised to defend their seats. Representatives Mimi Walters and Ed Royce, for example, have built significant financial reserves, according to the Times.

With increasing competition and growing campaign contributions from challengers, the 2024 congressional races in California are shaping up to be closely watched contests. Stay updated as these races evolve and fundraising dynamics shift in the months ahead.