Ricketts Outraises Osborn in Latest Report for Nebraska US Senate Race
Ricketts said $5.2 million of his quarterly total came from his own money, while Osborn raised about $1.9 million, filings show.
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With a populist speech denouncing billionaires and the influence of money on the parties, the unlabeled candidate in the United States Senate is trying to win a rural state that has preferred Donald Trump three times. In other conservative states, progressive forces could inspire them.
Ricketts Outraises Osborn In Latest Report For Neb. US Senate Race
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska U.S Sen. Pete Ricketts’ reelection campaign raised $6.3 million from April through June, more than triple the amount raised by his opponent, registered nonpartisan candidate Dan Osborn. But Osborn pointed out during an impromptu press conference…
Nebraska Examiner
Ricketts outraises Osborn in latest report for Nebraska US Senate race
U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts, R-Neb., right, faces nonpartisan candidate Dan Osborn in Nebraska's Senate race this fall. (Candidate photos courtesy of respective campaigns | U.S. Capitol photo by Ashley Murray/States Newsroom)LINCOLN — Nebraska U.S Sen. Pete Ricketts’ reelection campaign raised $6.3 million from April through June, more than triple the amount raised by his opponent, registered nonpartisan candidate Dan Osborn. But, Osborn pointed out…
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
The Belgrade NewsIndependent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar focuses on rural issues during Glendive stop
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar said rural healthcare, agriculture, housing affordability and political reform are among his top priorities as he campaigned in eastern Montana Saturday, making stops in Glendive and Sidney.
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