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Article: Rep. Hunter Spent $1.26 Million to Win House Seat from California

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January 13, 2009
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DONABEL BELTRAN-HARMS

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 - Freshman Rep. Duncan D Hunter, R-Calif., raised $1,304,535 toward his election campaign last year and spent $1,256,683, OpenSecrets.org reported. Hunter has $47,849 cash on hand and no debt based on his last Federal Election Commission report (Nov. 24).

The Center for Responsive Politics reported that Hunter's top contributors were:

1.General Atomics $20,700 2.Credit Union National Assn $10,000 3.Minuteman PAC $10,000 4.National Assn of Realtors $10,000 5.RA Capital $9,700 6.Drew Ford $9,300 7.Collins Plumbing $9,200 8.At&T Inc $7,750 9.Trex Enterprises $7,100 10.American Assn of ...

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