Allen Leads Kaine in Tysons Fundraising

The U.S. Senate race between Tim Kaine (D) and George Allen (R) is neck-and-neck both in the polls and in campaign funds raised from Virginia residents.

During the most recent filing period, which ran from May 24 to June 30, Kaine raised $667,000 in donations of $200 or more from Virginians, according to the Virginia Public Access Project, which compiles its data from OpenSecrets.org

Allen raised less, with $409,000, according to the data.

But Allen holds a slight lead over his Democratic opponent in the Tysons area.

Last spring, the Tysons area was given ZIP codes 22182 and 22102, which previously belonged to Vienna and McLean.

Residents in the 22182 ZIP code donated the most to the Kaine camp,
with a total of $45,233. Allen saw a total of $28,272 from that ZIP code.

But residents in the 22102 ZIP codes gave $118,190 to Allen, compared to Kaine's $96,466.

In overall fundraising, Kaine is hanging onto a narrow lead with $3.6 million compared to Allen’s $3.5 million in Virginia, in donations of $200 or more from Virginians.

The above data does not include donations from PACs, non-Virginia residents or small donors.