MI-11: Newcomer (D) raises $350,000 in race for Oakland County U.S. House seat
Washington — Retired Ford Motor Co. engineer Don Ufford said Tuesday that his campaign for an Oakland County congressional seat raised about $350,000 since launching a month ago.
Ufford, a Democrat from Bloomfield Township, previously announced a quick $220,000 haul in the first 24 hours after launching his campaign in late August. The updated total suggests a slowdown since then, but Ufford said it still signals a competitive challenge to state Sen. Jeremy Moss of Southfield in a Democratic primary for Michigan's solidly blue 11th U.S. House District.
"The early momentum we’ve built shows that our message is resonating and that we have the resources to win," Ufford said in a statement. His campaign said none of the donations came from political action committees or self-funding.
Moss raised about $420,000 in May and June but has not yet released early fundraising information for the third quarter of 2025. His campaign, asked to comment, said Moss was focused this week on the ongoing state budget negotiations in Lansing and would turn attention back to U.S. House campaigning in the coming days or weeks.
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