(AP) – Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s re-election team says the
incumbent has more than $1.5 million available ahead of Arkansas’ primary and general elections next year.As the governor prepared to file a quarterly report about his fundraising, his campaign team says it spent $100,000 in the most recent quarter. It raised nearly $474,000 in cash plus had $15,000 from non-cash contributions from July to the end of September. Hutchinson’s chief political strategist, Jon Gilmore, says that for this election cycle Hutchinson has raised nearly $1.8 million.
incumbent has more than $1.5 million available ahead of Arkansas’ primary and general elections next year.As the governor prepared to file a quarterly report about his fundraising, his campaign team says it spent $100,000 in the most recent quarter. It raised nearly $474,000 in cash plus had $15,000 from non-cash contributions from July to the end of September. Hutchinson’s chief political strategist, Jon Gilmore, says that for this election cycle Hutchinson has raised nearly $1.8 million.
No Democrats have announced that they will challenge the Republican incumbent next year. A gun-rights advocate, Jan Morgan of Hot Springs, said last week that she is exploring whether to enter next May’s GOP primary.
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