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Profile: Robert Dold

Party: Republican
State and District: Illinois, 10
Born: June 23, 1969  Evanston, Ill. 
Campaign cash raised: $5,885,315
Money from businesses that lobby: $672,729
Money from leadership PACs: $163,000
Money from in-state / out-of-state: $2,993,909 / $690,699
At-risk in November? Yes
Outside group spending: $15,525 in support, $693.94 in opposition
Net worth in 2010: $696,022 to $6,394,996
Net worth in 2011: $1,047,023 to $6,409,996

 

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