Sinema announces the release of nearly $ 7 million in the third quarter

Representative Kyrsten Sinema (D-Arizona) said she raised nearly $ 7 million in the third quarter fundraiser, breaking her previous fundraising records in the Senate race against Rep. Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyKavanaugh becomes a new source of mid-term conflict, defined by anger Countdown to elections: a large number of fundraisers fighting for the Senate | Haley resigns by surprise says she will support Trump in 2020 | Sanders in mid-term track | Collins becomes the first target of the Dem | To remember from the debate in the Senate of Indiana Sinema announces a fundraising of nearly one million in the third quarter PLUS (R-Ariz.).

Sinema's last trip – shared first with The Hill – has more than doubled the number of his last fundraisers.

Arizona Democrat's third quarter fundraiser, which runs from July to September, includes funds raised by its campaign committee and its Sinema Victory Fund fundraising committee. She has not yet announced how much she had on hand at the end of September.

"This will keep our message on the air and fuel the largest voter mobilization program ever seen in the state," Sinema Campaign Director Andrew Piatt wrote in a memo from The Hill on Tuesday.

"With the ballots hitting the kitchen tables on Wednesday, the enthusiasm and depth of support for Kyrsten is gaining ground at the right time."

McSally has not yet announced its fundraising campaign for the third quarter. It collected nearly $ 3.3 million in the second quarter, slightly surpassing the $ 3 million collected by Sinema between April and June.

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In the last part of the mid-term elections, Democratic candidates in the Senate and House announced massive fundraising in the third quarter.

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Sinema's announcement comes as Arizona's advance vote begins Wednesday, about four weeks away from the mid-term. Arizona is a heavy mail-order voting state, with about 80% of voters expected to vote early by mail ballot.

His campaign recently launched "Arizona Early Votes," a state-wide organizing effort to boost early voting. The campaign said the early voting campaign had brought hundreds of volunteers to solicit and build a telephone bank.

In Tuesday's campaign memo, the Sinema team highlighted the important role health care plays in the Senate race – something that democratic campaigns consider a winning issue for this round.

The note notes that the Senate Leadership Fund, the GOP's super PAC, has begun to run ads for McSally on the issue of health care.

Issues relating to veterans and the military have also become important themes in the Arizona Senate race. McSally has frequently emphasized her service as the first woman to perform combat missions for the Air Force. The Republican of Arizona has set a goal of demonstrating against the war of Sinema's past.

Sinema and her campaign called "lies" the attack ads on military service, pointing out in the memo that the Congressman had been working for years on veterans issues in Arizona.