Jordan outraises incumbent Carr in Ga. attorney general race

Democratic state Sen. Jen Jordan, shown last year, spoke with WABE’s Jim Burress about the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and gives an update in the local ethylene oxide issue.

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Not all the political money in Georgia is flowing to the marquee governor’s showdown between incumbent Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, or the U.S. Senate race where Republican challenger Herschel Walker is trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock. But some of the down-ballot candidates are operating on many fewer dollars, as they reported results Friday for the two months ended June 30.

Democratic challenger for attorney general Jen Jordan narrowly outraised Republican incumbent Chris Carr. Meanwhile, Democratic secretary of state challenger Bee Nguyen raised less than Republican incumbent Brad Raffensperger but reported more cash in the bank.

Here’s a look at fundraising for Georgia statewide races: