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According to campaign finance reports, Dardenne raised $722,631; Francis, $149,637 and added $70,000 of his own funds for a total of $219,650. In his unsuccessful race, Francis carried the support of the failed 2008 presidential candidate, U. S. Senator [[John McCain]], a Moderate Republican from [[Arizona]].
According to campaign finance reports, Dardenne raised $722,631; Francis, $149,637 and added $70,000 of his own funds for a total of $219,650. In his unsuccessful race, Francis carried the support of the failed 2008 presidential candidate, U. S. Senator [[John McCain]], a Moderate Republican from [[Arizona]].
==Second campaign for secretary of state==
Francis again sought the secretary of state post in the primary held on October 14, 2023. He faced a plethora of opponents, including
Francis again sought the secretary of state post in the primary held on October 14, 2023. He faced a plethora of opponents, including
fellow Republicans Thomas J. Kennedy, III, former state Representative Nancy Landry, outgoing House Speaker [[Clay Schexnayder]], and Brandon Trosclair, along with two African-American Democrats, Gwen Collins-Greenup, who lost the 2019 election to Kyle Ardoin, and New Orleans politician [[Arthur A. Morrell]].
fellow Republicans Thomas J. Kennedy, III, former state Representative Nancy Landry, outgoing House Speaker [[Clay Schexnayder]], and Brandon Trosclair, along with two African-American Democrats, Gwen Collins-Greenup, who lost the 2019 election to [[Kyle Ardoin]], and New Orleans politician [[Arthur Morrell]].
==References==
==References==