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Bartos super PAC muscles into Pennsylvania Senate race
Politico
The contest is likely to be one of the most expensive in the nation next year.
By HOLLY OTTERBEIN
04/24/2021 07:00 AM EDT
A new super PAC is making a play in Pennsylvania’s Senate race in 2022.
Jobs for Our Future is getting behind Jeff Bartos, a real estate developer running for the state’s open Senate seat, the outside group first told POLITICO.
The super PAC said it has raised more than $750,000 to date. Generra Peck, a political strategist who grew up in Pennsylvania, and Josh Robinson, a consultant who previously worked as political director of the Republican Governors Association, are leading the organization.
Bartos is the only high-profile Republican who has thrown his hat in the ring so far. He raised nearly $1.2 million in the first quarter of the year, $400,000 of which was self-financed.
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The contest is likely to be one of the most expensive in the nation next year.
By HOLLY OTTERBEIN
04/24/2021 07:00 AM EDT
A new super PAC is making a play in Pennsylvania’s Senate race in 2022.
Jobs for Our Future is getting behind Jeff Bartos, a real estate developer running for the state’s open Senate seat, the outside group first told POLITICO.
The super PAC said it has raised more than $750,000 to date. Generra Peck, a political strategist who grew up in Pennsylvania, and Josh Robinson, a consultant who previously worked as political director of the Republican Governors Association, are leading the organization.
Bartos is the only high-profile Republican who has thrown his hat in the ring so far. He raised nearly $1.2 million in the first quarter of the year, $400,000 of which was self-financed.
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