May 1, 2008 - 4:06pm
Rossi camp raises roughly $625,000 in April
By Bryan Bissell
Dino RossiThe Dino Rossi campaign has told PolitickerWA.com that they are estimating a take of $625,000 for the month of April.
This is less than the $920,000 Rossi brough in for March but still puts his total contribution level at an impressive $4.4 million for the cycle.
His opponent, Gov. Chris Gregoire, is rumored to have raised a million dollars last month after a long fundraising freeze.
Expenditures for both campaigns are still unknown, so cash on hand levels will have to wait a week.
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