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politics17 hours ago

Peltola opens Alaska Senate bid with $1.5 million day-one haul

Former Rep. Mary Peltola kicked off her Alaska Senate bid with a $1.5 million haul in the first 24 hours, fueled by small-dollar donors across Alaska (96% of gifts were $100 or less). Sullivan entered the race with roughly $4.8 million in cash on hand after a $1.2 million haul in Q3. The campaign also drew support from prominent Democrats who urged donations, and Peltola’s team said it recruited more than 500 volunteers on day one.

politics2 days ago

Cornyn's career-high fundraising fuels Texas GOP primary showdown

Sen. John Cornyn raised $7 million in the fourth quarter, boosting his cash on hand to more than $15 million—the best quarterly total of his career—as he faces a tight Texas Republican primary against Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt. Cornyn has attacked Paxton, who faces investigations and personal baggage, while polls show a competitive race ahead of the early March primary; a runoff could follow in late May.

business8 days ago

Private Equity Fees Drop to New Low in 2025

In 2025, private equity firms charged the lowest average management fees ever recorded, around 1.61%, due to a challenging fundraising environment, industry consolidation, and increasing fund sizes, with larger funds spreading fixed costs over a broader base. Despite lower fees, total capital raised remained stable, and the trend of fee compression is expected to continue, influenced by fund size growth and market conditions.

politics12 days ago

James Talarico Raises Nearly $7 Million for U.S. Senate Bid

Texas State Rep. James Talarico has raised nearly $7 million in the latest quarter, bringing his total to $13 million for his U.S. Senate bid, demonstrating strong fundraising momentum despite a competitive primary and a poll showing his opponent leading. Most donations are small and from individuals, with no corporate PAC contributions, and his campaign aims to win both the primary and general elections.