Democrat Running To Replace Cantor Claims He Has Raised $100K Since Cantor's Stunning Loss
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"One week ago last night the breaking news was about Eric Cantor losing his Congressional seat to a Tea Party activist in a huge primary upset. Last night the campaign to turn Cantor's seat blue broke a huge milestone. In just one week the Democrat running to replace Eric Cantor raised $100,000!" a fundraising email from Trammell's campaign declared Wednesday.
Trammell nevertheless faces an uphill battle to victory against Republican Dave Brat, who shocked the country's political scene last Tuesday with an upset primary win over Cantor few observers saw coming. The district has a strong Republican bent: In the 2012 presidential election, Mitt Romney carried it with 57% of the vote despite losing Virginia statewide.
But Democrats are hoping Brat's outspoken conservatism will give them an opening - as long as Trammell is well-funded.
"Good Democrats around the country have recognized this opportunity to turn a key Congressional seat blue," the Trammell email continued. "The Tea Party handed Democrats a gift by defeating Eric Cantor in the primary and we can't waste that opportunity by not fully funding this race."
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