Campaign Finance Reports Show Republican Dominance

In the Rogers mayoral race, challenger Chris Latimer has significantly outspent incumbent Greg Hines, raising over $41,000 compared to Hines' $31,125, and spending more than $34,000. Meanwhile, in Palm Beach, the State Attorney's race is highly competitive, with Republican Sam Stern leading in fundraising, having gathered over $1.4 million, while Democrat Alexcia Cox enjoys grassroots support and endorsements from the incumbent. Nationally, abortion-rights groups have raised over $160 million for ballot measures to secure abortion rights, outpacing opponents by six to one, notably in Florida. In Texas, GOP candidates are also outpacing Democrats in fundraising, amassing $11 million against less than $3.5 million by Democrats. Indiana's Republican candidates have shown a similar trend, with gubernatorial nominee Mike Braun raising nearly $3.2 million, although Democrats reported more individual donations overall. These reports reflect a broader trend of Republican candidates leading in fundraising across various key races as the election approaches.