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« on: December 29, 2017, 02:14:36 PM »

Looking over the D candidates for WA-08 (The ones that matter and have a chance, IMO):


-Mona Das - Seems to be the most progressive, but also has raised the least money and seems to be running the weakest campaign.

-Jason Ritterreiser - Good background in being from Ellensburg, good presentation, not incredibly specific on policy, basically Generic D but that's a lot of Washington politicians. I think the strongest option.

-Kim Schrier - Leading the fundraising thanks to an EMILY's List endorsement. Running on more of a centrist platform. Is also the CONFRONT RUSSIA candidate in the race. My least favorite, which means she'll probably crush the primary.

-Stephen Hader - Wonky progressive, helped write the ACA, running a grassroots campaign, it's a shame he's so incredibly unlikable personality wise.

Where are you getting the fundraising #s from? Ballotpedia isn't providing any.

Greenpapers has fundraising. Opensecrets too. FEC website as well.
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