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Brad Schneider ramps up fundraising in 10th Congressional; already feeling Dold's heat

By  Natasha Korecki
   
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Congressman Brad Schneider’s (D-Ill.) campaign reports the freshman U.S. Rep. has raised $365,000 this quarter in the face of a challenge by the man he beat — former U.S. Rep. Bob Dold.

(Read related: Dold reemerges in 10th Congressional with $900,000)

While Schneider out-raised Dold this quarter (Dold was at $317k), it’s clear the two are battling it out for dollars in the district.

Schneider’s campaign says it will have $768,910 cash on hand by the quarter’s end while Dold reports he has $819,153.

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