State Senate Candidates Spend $18M In Quest For Seats
Four candidates spend north of $1 million during 2022 campaign
December 15, 2022
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Four candidates spend north of $1 million during 2022 campaign
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Over $18 million.
The candidates for state Senate in the 2022 election spent a combined $18.1 million during the campaign in their quest to be seated in Harrisburg.
The numbers were compiled from the Department of State’s Campaign Finance Online Reporting portal, using Cycle 9 or 30-day post-election figures.
Four candidates topped the $1 million mark during 2022 with three finishing on top of their races.
Republican Frank Farry won his Bucks County 6th District race against Democratic challenger Ann Marie Mitchell, raising $1,773 million and spending $2 million in the process. Mitchell spent $466,000.
Fellow GOP member Tracy Pennycuick raised $1.66 million and spent $1.65M in winning her 24th District contest in Berks and Montgomery counties against Jill Dennin, who spent nearly $508,000.
Both those combined total pale in comparison to the 38th District race between Democrat Lindsey Williams and Republican Lori Mizgorski. The duo spent a combined $2,561 million in their quest to secure the seat in the city of Pittsburgh and other parts of Allegheny County. Williams spent $1.43 million in winning the contest, while Mizgorski spent $1.13 million.
Republican Rosemary Brown was the other Senate candidate to raise more than $1M and captured the 40th District matchup in Lackawanna, Monroe and Wayne counties with Democrat Jennifer Shukaitis. She spent just shy of $1 million.
Funds Raised
Expenditures
Expense per Vote
italics indicates did not win
* indicates candidate’s Cycle 9 report was not available on Department of State “Campaign Finance Online Filing” website. McCullough and Phillips-Hill totals use Cycle 5 reporting numbers.
Over $18 million.
The candidates for state Senate in the 2022 election spent a combined $18.1 million during the campaign in their quest to be seated in Harrisburg.
The numbers were compiled from the Department of State’s Campaign Finance Online Reporting portal, using Cycle 9 or 30-day post-election figures.
Four candidates topped the $1 million mark during 2022 with three finishing on top of their races.
Republican Frank Farry won his Bucks County 6th District race against Democratic challenger Ann Marie Mitchell, raising $1,773 million and spending $2 million in the process. Mitchell spent $466,000.
Fellow GOP member Tracy Pennycuick raised $1.66 million and spent $1.65M in winning her 24th District contest in Berks and Montgomery counties against Jill Dennin, who spent nearly $508,000.
Both those combined total pale in comparison to the 38th District race between Democrat Lindsey Williams and Republican Lori Mizgorski. The duo spent a combined $2,561 million in their quest to secure the seat in the city of Pittsburgh and other parts of Allegheny County. Williams spent $1.43 million in winning the contest, while Mizgorski spent $1.13 million.
Republican Rosemary Brown was the other Senate candidate to raise more than $1M and captured the 40th District matchup in Lackawanna, Monroe and Wayne counties with Democrat Jennifer Shukaitis. She spent just shy of $1 million.
Funds Raised
Expenditures
Expense per Vote
italics indicates did not win
* indicates candidate’s Cycle 9 report was not available on Department of State “Campaign Finance Online Filing” website. McCullough and Phillips-Hill totals use Cycle 5 reporting numbers.
Over $18 million.
The candidates for state Senate in the 2022 election spent a combined $18.1 million during the campaign in their quest to be seated in Harrisburg.
The numbers were compiled from the Department of State’s Campaign Finance Online Reporting portal, using Cycle 9 or 30-day post-election figures.
Four candidates topped the $1 million mark during 2022 with three finishing on top of their races.
Republican Frank Farry won his Bucks County 6th District race against Democratic challenger Ann Marie Mitchell, raising $1,773 million and spending $2 million in the process. Mitchell spent $466,000.
Fellow GOP member Tracy Pennycuick raised $1.66 million and spent $1.65M in winning her 24th District contest in Berks and Montgomery counties against Jill Dennin, who spent nearly $508,000.
Both those combined total pale in comparison to the 38th District race between Democrat Lindsey Williams and Republican Lori Mizgorski. The duo spent a combined $2,561 million in their quest to secure the seat in the city of Pittsburgh and other parts of Allegheny County. Williams spent $1.43 million in winning the contest, while Mizgorski spent $1.13 million.
Republican Rosemary Brown was the other Senate candidate to raise more than $1M and captured the 40th District matchup in Lackawanna, Monroe and Wayne counties with Democrat Jennifer Shukaitis. She spent just shy of $1 million.
Funds Raised
Expenditures
Expense per Vote
italics indicates did not win
* indicates candidate’s Cycle 9 report was not available on Department of State “Campaign Finance Online Filing” website. McCullough and Phillips-Hill totals use Cycle 5 reporting numbers.
Over $18 million.
The candidates for state Senate in the 2022 election spent a combined $18.1 million during the campaign in their quest to be seated in Harrisburg.
The numbers were compiled from the Department of State’s Campaign Finance Online Reporting portal, using Cycle 9 or 30-day post-election figures.
Four candidates topped the $1 million mark during 2022 with three finishing on top of their races.
Republican Frank Farry won his Bucks County 6th District race against Democratic challenger Ann Marie Mitchell, raising $1,773 million and spending $2 million in the process. Mitchell spent $466,000.
Fellow GOP member Tracy Pennycuick raised $1.66 million and spent $1.65M in winning her 24th District contest in Berks and Montgomery counties against Jill Dennin, who spent nearly $508,000.
Both those combined total pale in comparison to the 38th District race between Democrat Lindsey Williams and Republican Lori Mizgorski. The duo spent a combined $2,561 million in their quest to secure the seat in the city of Pittsburgh and other parts of Allegheny County. Williams spent $1.43 million in winning the contest, while Mizgorski spent $1.13 million.
Republican Rosemary Brown was the other Senate candidate to raise more than $1M and captured the 40th District matchup in Lackawanna, Monroe and Wayne counties with Democrat Jennifer Shukaitis. She spent just shy of $1 million.
Funds Raised
Expenditures
Expense per Vote
italics indicates did not win
* indicates candidate’s Cycle 9 report was not available on Department of State “Campaign Finance Online Filing” website. McCullough and Phillips-Hill totals use Cycle 5 reporting numbers.
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