The third quarter (July 1-September 30) campaign finance data is now available from the FEC.
In the 10th District, Chris Carney raised $381,151 during those three months. Over that same period, Carney spent $950,049 and ended the quarter with $581,198.
Chris Hackett raised slightly less with $351,561 while spending $591,520 and ending with $330,673 cash on hand.
In the 11th District, Paul Kanjorski spent $1.375 million for the quarter, raised $505,000, and ended with $1.35 million in cash on hand.
Barletta spent close to $480,000, raised $409,000, and ended with $250,000 on hand.
In independent expenditures, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has made the two seats a priority as they've spent $711,000 on Carney's seat and $857,000 for Kanjorski's seat. Both of which are in the Top 25 seat allocations for the Committee.
Some substantial cash disadvantages for the GOP challengers in these districts coming down the stretch.
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