January 31, 2008 - 5:48pm
Bee camp sounds off on fundraising
By Alex IsenstadtThe campaign for Tim Bee in CD8, writes in on its fundraising, which totaled $151,074 in fourth quarter receipts. It has raised $285,694 to date and has $161,246 on hand.
"We're very encouraged by the number of donors and the amount of contributions during the exploratory stage," writes Bee adviser Tom Dunn. "We are overwhelmed by the amount of support and commitments from Arizonans since Senator Bee's announcement."
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