campaign chest
Americannoun
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money collected and set aside for use in a campaign, especially a political one; a campaign fund.
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a low chest of drawers having handles at each side for lifting.
Example Sentences
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Whoever is picked would be running in two separate races for the same seat until the June election, giving them greater notoriety, media coverage and expanded fundraising opportunities — a boon for most of the candidates who fall far short of Boebert’s national name brand and campaign chest.
From Seattle Times
Frisch has raised at least $7.7 million - the third largest House campaign chest nationwide - to Boebert’s $2.4 million.
From Washington Times
Frisch has raised at least $7.7 million — the third largest House campaign chest nationwide — to Boebert’s $2.4 million.
From Seattle Times
Trone won his seat in Western Maryland’s 6th District the next campaign cycle, and his huge campaign chest and ability to self-fund have been formidable to potential challengers since then.
From Washington Post
She raised about $2.6 million in the past three months and has about $6.6 million in her campaign chest, her campaign said.
From Seattle Times
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