The Republican who narrowly won a nomination race for Virginia’s Fifth District had $121,562.20 in the bank at the end of September according to the latest filing with the Federal Election Commission.
John McGuire raised $198,577.02 from June 1 to September 30 and spent $198,230.81 during the quarter, a period that includes the June 18 Republican primary. McGuire narrowly defeated incumbent Bob Good, a result backed up by a narrow recount.
McGuire’s opponent in the November 5 general election is Democrat Gloria Tinsley Witt. Her campaign has raised a total of $277,105.55 through September 30 and had $163,904.68 on hand as of September 30.
McGuire raised more than Good during the campaign with an overall total of $1,664,164.22 to Good’s $1,417,214.91.
Witt and McGuire met for a campaign forum at Hampden-Sydney College on October 17 at 6 p.m. in Johns Auditorium. A story on that will be posted in the very near future.
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