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Republican Congressman Alex Mooney has raised almost $150,000 for his re-election in West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District.
According to campaign finance reports, the first-term House member raised $147,900 from January through March and has $376,900 cash left.
Cory Simpson yielded the biggest fundraising haul in the five-way Democratic primary.
The Army veteran raised $115,000, loaned his campaign $20,000 and has $106,500 cash left.
Attorney Harvey Peyton raised $57,400 and loaned himself $25,000, with $31,500 cash remaining.
Attorney Mark Hunt raised $12,800 with a $42,500 loan. He has $3,100 left.
Reports weren’t available for Democrats Tom Payne and Robin Wilson.
Mooney’s GOP primary opponent, Marc Savitt, raised $11,900 from January through March and has $2,200 remaining.
The seat stretches hundreds of miles east to west, through Martinsburg and Charleston.
