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On the heels of previous reporting that Republicans are bracing for a “battle royale” and a “costly and bruising intraparty fight,” the West Virginia Senate primary continues to get messier by the day.
- Jim Justice has not officially entered the race, but Mooney’s campaign released internal polling that outlines a plan “to attack Justice” and he continues to go hard at Justice on social media.
- Meanwhile, there’s talk that Justice is “still trying to get some of his affairs in order“ because the financial disclosure rules to run for U.S. Senate are a lot more strict than running for Governor.
- Outside spending is heating up with the Club for Growth PAC, who endorsed Alex Mooney, pledging to spend $10 million in support of Mooney’s campaign.
See also: WV MetroNews: Alex Mooney’s Template for a Primary Victory; Weirton Daily Times: The early rounds of Mooney vs. Justice; Cook Political Report: Wild West Virginia Senate Primary Awaits. But Will It Be Wonderful For GOP?; Washington Examiner: Club for Growth draws 2024 battle lines in key Senate primaries; The Daily Caller: GOP Rep Goes After His Own Governor As Senate Race Heats Up; The Daily Caller: ‘Big RINO’: GOP Rep Goes After His Own Governor As Senate Race Heats Up; POLITICO: Club for Growth moves to stop Jim Justice for Senate coronation.
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