PAC Tracker 9/7

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These tallies will cover all independent expenditures filed with the FEC to date in races I’m watching by the end of the day yesterday, September 6, and report new expenses filed with the FEC since the last PAC Tracker’s cutoff, August 31. Future editions will update the tallies and report new expenses only. As a reminder, this will be included in all subscription tiers.

CA-07 (only counting expenditures since the June 2 primary)

81-year-old Rep. Doris Matsui faces a stiff challenge from fellow Democrat Mai Vang, a Sacramento City Councilor running to Matsui’s left with the backing of Justice Democrats and an added message of generational change.

Total IEs: $200,000 
Pro-Matsui: $200,000

CA-11 (only counting expenditures since the June 2 primary)

Left-NIMBY San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan and pro-tech right-YIMBY state Sen. Scott Wiener have produced the most cursed Democrat-on-Democrat election of the cycle; never change, San Francisco.

Total IEs: $655,362.74 | +$356,150.15
Pro-Wiener: $555,362.74 | +$256,150.15
Pro-Chan: $100,000 | +$100,000

NH-Sen

Rep. Chris Pappas faces an under-resourced challenge from the left from Karishma Manzur, who has garnered little media attention and few endorsements.

Total IEs: $175,000 | +$175,000
Pro-Pappas: $175,000 | +$175,000

NH-01

The top two candidates for outgoing Rep. Chris Pappas’s seat, Stefany Shaheen and Maura Sullivan, are as uninspiring as he is. Shaheen is the daughter of retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, and Sullivan is a repeat NH-01 candidate who was a centrist back when she first ran in 2018 and remains a centrist now. There are other progressives running campaigns with varying degrees of resources; we’ll see if any break through.

Total IEs: $10,320,276.77 | +$5,532,370.06
Anti-Shaheen: $902,133.69 | +$902,133.69
Pro-Shaheen: $2,656,688.82 | +$1,051,531.71
Anti-Sullivan: $2,830,497.19 | +$2,602,570.97
Pro-Sullivan: $3,861,957.07 | +$956,133.69
Pro-Beriont: $69,000 | +$20,000