The state GOP reported its strongest fundraising through its federal account since the 2024 general election but still lagged the state Dem Party by more than half a million dollars.
The $697,981 in receipts the GOP reported in June was the most it had reported in Federal Elections Commission filings since its post-general election report a year-and-a-half earlier.
The party reported $430,101 in disbursements and ended the reporting period with $1.2 million in the bank. It recorded $116,165 in individual donations, including $43,087 in donations less than $200. It also reported $292,044 in transfers from the party’s state account.
State Dems, on the other hand, reported $1.1 million in receipts and $1.2 million in disbursements, the second month that it has spent more than it has raised. It ended June with $1.2 million in the bank.
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The party recorded some $546,413 in individual donations, including $94,708 in donations of less than $200, and $10,525 in debts.
The two parties are required to file monthly reports detailing activities through their federal accounts. The state GOP hasn’t outraised the Dems through its federal account since February 2021.