The Presidential Coalition Contributes Over $125,000 To Conservative Candidates In Virginia
The Presidential Coalition, an affiliate of Citizens United, today announced that it will contribute another $23,500 to candidates across Virginia. To date The Presidential Coalition has made direct contributions totaling more than $125,000 in Virginia during this election cycle.
“With President Obama ending his failed taxpayer funded bus tour in Virginia, The Presidential Coalition has made important contributions to conservative candidates across the Commonwealth today,” said David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United. “By electing these strong conservative candidates, Virginians will help push through Governor McDonnell’s important legislative priorities with a Republican controlled Senate and further the Republican majority in the House of Delegates. Virginia is a key state next year in President Obama’s overall election strategy. With a poor showing by Democrat candidates this year, President Obama’s campaign will be immediately on the defensive in the Old Dominion.”
State Senate
Dick Black (VA 13) – $3,000
Miller Baker (VA 39) – $3,000
Mickey Chohany (VA 1) – $3,000
Bill Stanley (VA 20) – $2,500
Tom Garrett (VA 22) – $2,500
David Nutter (VA 21) – $1,000
Delegate
Barbara Comstock (VA 34) – $5,000
Mike Watson (VA 93) – $2,500
Matt Fariss (VA 59) – $1,000
The Presidential Coalition Contributes to Key State Races In Louisiana – 10/7/11
Posted by Citizens United
10/7/2011 12:00:00 AM
The Presidential Coalition, an affiliate of Citizens United, today announced that it will contribute $12,000 to candidates across Louisiana.
“I am happy to have The Presidential Coalition contribute to these fine conservative candidates as the election season heats up in Louisiana,” said David N. Bossie, President of Citizens United. “These candidates will help fight for Governor Bobby Jindal’s conservative principles in Baton Rouge.”
State Senate
Beth Mizell (LA 12) – $2,000
Derek Babcock (LA 13) – $2,000
Troy Terrell (LA 38) – $2,000
State Representative
Lenar Whitney (LA 53) – $2,000
Valarie Hodges (LA 64) – $2,000
Christopher Trahan (LA 104) – $2,000
