Ben Ray Luján reported his campaign treasury to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) while campaigning in his Albuquerque-based district.

The entities involved

• Ben Ray Luján →

  U.S. Senator from New Mexico

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• Federal Election Commission →

  United States independent regulatory agency that regulates federal elections

  • The FEC listed the general election date as Democrats and Republicans compete, alongside Ipsos polling Trump's job performance.Sat 17:40
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• Albuquerque →

  city and county seat of Bernalillo County, New Mexico, United States and the largest city in the state

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• Ben Ray Luján →

  U.S. Senator from New Mexico

  Nothing else this week.

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• Ben Ray Luján won his election after rebuffing Mark Ronchetti, while Marker challenged him in the reelection bid.Oct 8
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