Democrat for U.S. Senate
Neumann, of Bozeman, announced her candidacy Oct. 1. Raised in Bozeman, she spent much of her career working in global public health. She also founded the Global First Ladies Alliance.
Website: coraformontana.com
Facebook: facebook.com/CoraForMontana
Competitors: Steve Daines (R-INCUMBENT), Dan Larson (R), Wilmot Collins (D), Michael Knoles (D), John Mues (D), Josh Seckinger (D)
Race overview: 2020 U.S. Senate
Campaign finance
As a federal candidate, Neumann has a campaign committee that files financial reports with the Federal Election Commission. Data shown here, current through 12/31/2019, is pulled from the FEC website for the 2019-20 election cycle.
$463,089
Total raised
$171,442
Total spent
$461,089
From individuals
$0
From committees
$2,000
Self-financing
Note: Fundraising components shown here don't necessarily sum to total fundraising because of miscellaneous receipts and accounting adjustments. Self-financing includes candidate contributions and campaign loans.
Contributions by zip code: Cora Neumann (D)
Map data current through 12/31/2019. Official itemized data from the FEC can be unavailable for days or weeks following quarterly campaign filing deadlines.
18.1%
Portion of individual receipts from Montana
580
Itemized individual contributions reported
49
Number at $2,800 contribution limit
Note: Small individual donors totalling $200 or less in contributions aren’t necessarily reported in itemized data used for map. Individual contributions to federal candidates are limited to $2,800.
Media coverage
Lee Newspapers
Democrat Cora Neumann announces for U.S. Senate
10/01/2019
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Two Bozeman Democrats enter U.S. Senate race
10/01/2019
KTVQ
Democrat Neumann makes Billings stop for U.S. Senate campaign
10/22/2019
Billings Gazette
Guest opinion: Why I want to be Montana’s U.S. senator
10/29/2019
Daily Inter Lake
Senate hopeful visits Kalispell to tout experience, momentum
02/05/2020
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