UNITED STATES - JULY 10: Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., speaks at a news conference in the Capitol Visitor Center on immigration reform and border security principles. (Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
Arizonans, as well as the rest of the American population, are still reeling over President-elect Donald Trump’s historic and decisive victory over Hillary Clinton.
Against all odds, Trump pulled off the biggest political upset one all time. We can’t really say the race was a David vs. Goliath duel to the death, but in a way we can.
The Goliath Trump defeated included the entire Obama/Clinton campaign apparatus, huge amounts of “dark” and “soft” money from Soros-type groups, the media, and the establishment wing of the Republican Party.
Oh, in case you missed it, Arizona was finally called for Trump.
So let’s talk campaign cash. There was a lot of campaign dollars raised and spent in the Grand Canyon State.
Like was the case across just about every single state in the union, Arizona’s members of Congress raised and spent a whole lot of campaign donations in their respective efforts to stay in elected office.
Some members raised a lot and won, while others raised very little and still won.
Here are the winners:
U.S. Senate
Senator John McCain (R) -$11,315,066
U.S. House
Rep. Ruben Gallego (D) $1,025,225
Rep. Martha McSally (R) $7,059,681
Rep. Paul Gosar (R) $678,485
Rep. David Schweikert (R) $749,649
Rep. Raul Grijalva (pictured) (D) $605,765
Rep. Krysten Sinema (D) $4,135,490
Rep. Trent Franks (R) $337,934
Rep-Elect Tom O’Halloran (D) $1,349,983
Rep-Elect Andy Biggs (R) $877,621
*Note- The amounts shown are totals the actual congressional campaign raise
These totals do not include soft dollar donations, joint committee money, or money raised by any other committee.
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