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Graham's second-quarter total of $543,617 was less than half the $1.2 million he raised in the first three months of this year. But aides denied that the smaller haul was a result of his controversial support for an immigration bill that would have legalized millions of undocumented workers. In an often bitter debate that dominated news headlines, the Senate considered but ultimately rejected the immigration measure during much of the second-quarter period covered by the latest campaign finance reports. Farmer said the immigration fracas had "minimal" impact on Graham's fundraising efforts.
Lindsey gets his money from lawyers and developers, mostly. Chamber of Commerce--so he's well-funded. This is a press release from his harem to try to scare off a real challenger.
But the Chamber isn't all that many votes.
Upchuck--the report about how the half-mil breads down as per donors should be out in a few days.