"Coffman reported getting $352,504 in contributions between April 1 and June 30 while spending about $107,000. Of the money raised by the Aurora congressman, about half — just over $170,000 — came from political action committees. ...
Crow, a Denver attorney, raised $287,581 in contributions between April and the start of July while spending about $45,000. He has touted that 80 percent of the total money he received came from more than 1,100 unique donors. Of the money he raised, $20,000 came from political action committees."

Advantage, Coffman.  Surprise, surprise!

We need serious campaign finance reform with severe limitations on the amount of campaign bribes — excuse me, campaign "contributions" — a candidate can accept and where they can come from.

Corporations are not people and money is not speech.