With two weeks left until election day, candidates seeking to represent Northeast Georgia in the U.S. House of Representatives are spending more than ever in the hopes that the investment will bring voters in return. Reports filed with the Federal Elections Commission on Monday show campaign spending for those seeking to represent Georgia’s new 9th District was at its highest point in the campaign for the three Republicans seeking the seat last quarter. Doug Collins, Roger Fitzpatrick and Martha Zoller are all in the running to represent the newly drawn 20-county district.
Candidates for Congress turn up the spending
9th District hopefuls focus on advertising, fundraising