2018 Election: Financial Disclosures Show Wide Disparity In Congressional Candidates’ War Chests

October 17, 2018 2018 Election

Campaign financial reports filed by the two candidates for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District show the incumbent with a major financial advantage over her challenger.

The latest quarterly financial reports submitted by the two major candidates for the 12th Congressional District show the incumbent with a tremendous economic advantage over her challenger.

As of Sept. 30, incumbent U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) had $293,537.36 cash on hand. Her Republican challenger, Franklin attorney Daryl Kipnis, reported $1,548.57 in cash.

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2018 Election: Financial Disclosures Show Wide Disparity In Congressional Candidates’ War Chests

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