Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has about seven times more in his election coffers than Republican nominee John Cahill, but the challenger’s campaign said his fundraising efforts are right on target.
Campaign finance reports submitted to the state Board of Elections show Schneiderman, a first-term incumbent, raised $2.68 million in the past six months and spent $1.75 million. That still leaves him with $7.9 million, most of which was raised before this year, to spend on the campaign.
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