Kyrsten Sinema fundraised $1.1 million in Q3 with a big assist from the pharmaceutical and financial industries amid reconciliation negotiations. That's the most campaign money she's raised in any quarter since she became a senator.
Sinema is not up for reelection until 2024. But her campaign account has been a landing spot for donors nonetheless. | Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesSen. Kyrsten Sinema raised more campaign money in the last three months than in any quarter since she became a senator. And she hit that $1.
As those objections have been registered, Sinema’s Senate campaign has cashed checks from industries facing potential losses or other disruptions. She received $27,800 from PACs of pharmaceutical companies from July through September — up from $5,000 in the three months prior, according to her campaign finance filings.
Little of the $1.1 million Sinema raised came from her constituents. Nearly 90 percent of Sinema’s cash from individual contributors came from outside Arizona. PACs for the financial services industry — another sector facing potential new regulation in Congress — gave more than $50,000, according to Sinema’s campaign filing. Goldman Sachs president John Waldron made a maximum donation of $5,800. Two senior managing directors at Blackstone — Giovanni Cutaia and Eli Nagler — collectively gave $5,700, and a managing director of government relations there, Alex Katz, donated $1,000.
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