In the final stretch before the March 19 primary election in Ohio, two Cleveland-area millionaires vying for the Republican U.S. Senate seat have increased their personal financial contributions to their campaigns.
State Sen. Matt Dolan, hailing from Chagrin Falls, and Westlake businessman Bernie Moreno have both bolstered their campaign coffers with significant personal loans, according to recent campaign finance disclosures.
Dolan has injected an additional $2 million into his campaign in February, bringing his total personal contributions to $2.4 million. Meanwhile, Moreno has loaned his campaign an additional $1.2 million, also totaling $2.4 million in personal funding.
These contributions have significantly boosted the financial resources of both candidates as they head into the final weeks of the primary race.
The increased personal financial commitments from Dolan and Moreno underscore the competitive nature of the Senate race and the importance of financial resources in mounting a successful campaign.
Both candidates are seeking to distinguish themselves in a crowded field of contenders and are relying on their personal wealth to fund their campaigns and reach voters across the state.
As the primary election approaches, Dolan and Moreno are expected to ramp up their campaign efforts, utilizing their financial resources to fund advertising, outreach, and grassroots activities.
The influx of personal funds highlights the candidates’ commitment to securing the Republican nomination and advancing their respective visions for Ohio in the U.S. Senate.
The Ohio Senate race has drawn significant attention from both the media and voters, with multiple candidates vying for the Republican nomination. The infusion of personal wealth into the campaigns of Dolan and Moreno adds a new dimension to the race and underscores the candidates’ determination to emerge victorious in the primary election.
