Reports to Detail Post-Super Tuesday Campaign Cash

By: Assocaited Press

Posted: Fri 3:19 AM, Apr 20, 2012

For the first time since the Super Tuesday primaries, voters are getting a look at just how much money presidential candidates and their supporters have been raking in.

They'll also find out whether big-dollar donors are heeding President Barack Obama's belated call for supporting an independent political action committee.

Financial reports due Friday to the Federal Election Commission will show how much red ink the campaigns are bleeding - or, in the case of the Republican super PAC American Crossroads, how much money some groups have been stuffing in their war chests.

Much has changed since the March 6 Super Tuesday contests, when Republican voters in six out of 10 states chose Mitt Romney as their preferred nominee to compete against Obama. Romney is now the GOP's presumptive nominee.

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Reports to Detail Post-Super Tuesday Campaign Cash

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