10th Congressional race: Scott Perry’s campaign has $426,000 cash on hand
U.S. Congressman Scott Perry (Photo: File)
(Undated) — Incumbent U.S. Rep. Scott Perry’s campaign had about $426,000 available as of the end of March, according to the latest campaign finance reports.
Perry is up for re-election this year. He will compete in the new 10th Congressional District, which is less of a Republican stronghold than his former district.
Four Democrats are competing to challenge him. Here is a look at what their campaigns had available as of the end of March.
- Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson, who worked in Office of Management and Budget in former President Barack Obama’s administration, had about $142,000 for her campaign.
- Eric Ding, a public health scientist, had about $141,000 for his campaign.
- George Scott, a pastor and retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, had about $47,000.
- U.S. Air Force veteran Alan Howe‘s campaign had a negative balance of nearly $3,000.
The primary is May 15. The new 10th Congressional District includes York city and much of northern York County, part of Cumberland County and all of Dauphin County.
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