Democrat Denny Heck has already put some $350,000 into his campaign in Washington’s new 10th Congressional District. Republican Stan Flemming’s campaign is trying to keep pace with Heck and rival Republican Dick Muri’s fundraising by using creative financing: Flemming borrowed $100,700 from a firm in Beverly Hills earlier this year.
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GOP’s Stan Flemming borrows $101K for 10th district campaign
Democrat Denny Heck has already put some $350,000 into his campaign in Washington’s new 10th Congressional District. Republican Stan Flemming’s campaign is trying to keep pace with Heck and rival Republican Dick Muri’s fundraising by using creative financing: Flemming borrowed $100,700 from a firm in Beverly Hills earlier this year.
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