Cotton Campaign Announces More Than $2 Million Raised, Funds $1 Million-Plus Turnout Plan with Arkansas GOP

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Cotton campaign announced more than $2 million raised into Cotton for Senate and Cotton Majority PAC, marking its strongest fundraising period of the cycle by a wide margin.

The campaign is funding a get-out-the-vote plan of more than $1 million in partnership with the Republican Party of Arkansas to turn out Republican voters for the November election.

Cotton’s campaign has received contributions from thousands of Arkansans across all 75 counties.

The investment will support efforts to get voters to the polls during early voting and on Election Day, helping elect Republicans across Arkansas.

“We are launching the most extensive turnout operation in the Arkansas Republican Party’s history to make sure that conservatives get out and vote. We are grateful for Senator Cotton’s partnership and are ready to make sure Republicans win across the state,” said RPA Chairman Wood.

“The Cotton campaign is thrilled with this record fundraising quarter, which will finance a massive get-out-the-vote campaign to help Arkansas Republicans up and down the ballot,” said James Arnold, Cotton campaign spokesman.

“Senator Cotton will use these resources to contrast his record of leadership, delivering billions in investment and jobs, securing the border, and cutting taxes, against the record of his Democratic opponent, which includes calling to trade five Americans for one illegal immigrant, leading a transgender pride parade in Peru, and donating to socialists like AOC.”