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Special interest money propels Fischbach past Boyd in fund-raising

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ALEXANDRIA Special interest donations pushed incumbent Michelle Fischbach far ahead of Kensington challenger Steve Boyd in the race for the Republican nomination for Congress. In the latest federal campaign filings, Fischbach outraised Boyd $224,000 to $67,000 from January to March. She spent just over $150,000 during that time period, while Boyd spent just over $64,000. Fischbach had $385,730 cash on hand and no debts at the end of March, whil…

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Special interest money propels Fischbach past Boyd in fund-raising

ALEXANDRIA Special interest donations pushed incumbent Michelle Fischbach far ahead of Kensington challenger Steve Boyd in the race for the Republican nomination for Congress. In the latest federal campaign filings, Fischbach outraised Boyd $224,000 to $67,000 from January to March. She spent just over $150,000 during that time period, while Boyd spent just over $64,000. Fischbach had $385,730 cash on hand and no debts at the end of March, whil…

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