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November 02, 2009 12:27 PM
As poll margins widen, so do last-minute cash contributions to the campaigns for governor.
Republican Bob McDonnell brought in about $190,000 since Friday, while Democrat R. Creigh Deeds received $40,000.
The latest contributions only widen the gap in large donations—those of $5,000 or more—given to the campaigns since Oct. 21.
Between Oct. 21 and Sunday, McDonnell had reported $1.36 million and Deeds took in $548,987, according to the Virginia Public Access Project, a nonpartisan tracker of money in Virginia politics.
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