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Democrats have gotten off to a much faster start than Republicans in fundraising for 2010. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had $10.2 million in the bank at the end of July, 2009, with debts of $5.3 million. The National Republican Congressional Committee had just $4 million in cash and owed $2.75 million.

Democrats have gotten off to a much faster start than Republicans in fundraising for 2010. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had $10.2 million in the bank at the end of July, 2009, with debts of $5.3 million. The National Republican Congressional Committee had just $4 million in cash and owed $2.75 million.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has $6.80 million for it's campaign account, but has $2.91 from outstanding loans. The [[National Republican Senatorial Committee]] has $5.10 million, and has paid off its debt from the last election cycle. <ref>http://ow.ly/pThQ</ref> In August 2009, the NRSC raised $3.08 million while the DSCC raised $2.2 million.  

The GOP has a small financial lead in Senate races. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has $6.80 million for its campaign account, but has $2.91 from outstanding loans. The [[National Republican Senatorial Committee]] has $5.10 million, and has paid off its debt from the last election cycle. <ref>http://ow.ly/pThQ</ref> In August 2009, the NRSC raised $3.08 million while the DSCC raised $2.2 million.  

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