Republican US Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez campaign claims $300,000 surge in fund-raising

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06/21/2013 11:08 AM
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Republican Senate nominee Gabriel E. Gomez’s campaign is putting an additional $300,000 behind its latest television ad, the campaign said, claiming a new fund-raising surge in the campaign’s closing days.

Gomez adviser Lenny Alcivar said the infusion brought in cash the campaign did not expect to have, and he pointed to Gomez’s performance in Tuesday night’s debate as a motivation for donors.

The size and sources of the donation will be unavailable for public review until after next Tuesday’s election.

“We believe that message is resonating with voters,” Gomez said.

The money will be used to amplify the “17 Months” ad, which shows a debate clip that the campaign has decided to make its closing argument.

With Markey enjoying sizable leads in public polls, Gomez asked voters to send him to Washington for a 17-month term. After that time, voters could decide if they wanted someone else. Markey, by contrast, has been in the House for 37 years.

Jim O’Sullivan can be reached at James.OSullivan@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter at @JOSreports.
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