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Florida Dem Gov Candidate Gwen Graham Falls To “Distant Fourth” In Fundraising

In the pivotal final stretch of the Florida Democrat gubernatorial primary, Gwen Graham’s campaign appears to be stalling.

Per the RGA:

In the pivotal final stretch of the Florida Democrat gubernatorial primary, Gwen Graham’s campaign appears to be stalling.

According to recently filed campaign finance reports, Graham is “in a distant fourth place” in fundraising amongst Florida’s Democrat gubernatorial candidates.

Graham’s lackluster fundraising is more proof that her greatly hyped campaign just isn’t catching on with voters.

Florida Politics reports:

“Former Congresswoman Gwen Graham was in a distant fourth place in the new round of fundraising reports, though her nearly $200,000 in fundraising didn’t include a boost from her own bank account or her father’s, former Governor and U.S. Sen. Bob Graham.”

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