Where the DCCC is spending today

Yesterday’s reports from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee:

  • MI-7 (Schauer): $10,500 for mailers against Tim Walberg, R.
  • MA-10 (open, Delahunt): $35,000 for mailers against Jeff Perry, R.
  • IL-17: $12,500 for mailers to support Rep. Phil Hare, D.
  • IA-3 (Boswell): $11,000 for mailers against Brad Zaun, R.
  • AR-1 (open, Snyder): $15,000 for mailers against Rick Crawford, R.

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