ATLANTA — Stacey Abrams continued her dominating fundraising streak by collecting more than $36 million over the latest three-month disclosure period for her rematch against Republican Gov. Brian Kemp.
That’s nearly $9 million more than the Democrat raised during her entire 2018 campaign against Kemp, who narrowly defeated her four years ago and is now seeking a second term.
Abrams said Monday she’ll report more than $11 million in cash on hand between her two campaign committees. Kemp, meanwhile, enters the final stretch of the race with a heftier bank account: He boasts $15.4 million in his coffers.
