Cantwell’s Got Cash for Re-Election Race

By Christina Bellantoni

Posted February 9, 2011 at 6:17pm

Sen. Maria Cantwell had about half a million dollars in the bank at the end of 2010 as she gears up for a re-election bid. The Washington Democrat had $499,000 in cash on hand, her report filed with the Federal Election Commission shows.

She raised $321,000 from October through the end of the year. Her report also showed $2.2 million in debt leftover from previous campaigns.

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