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George Santos dropped out of the race for Congress after raising no money in the first few weeks

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George Santos ends comeback bid for Congress after raising no money

George Santos was expelled from the House while facing a slew of federal fraud charges. He was running as an independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District in New York. Santos' campaign committee reported no fundraising or expenditures in Mar. The announcement came after the disgraced former congressman's campaign committee raised no money.

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George Santos ends comeback bid for Congress after raising no money

George Santos says he's dropping his longshot bid to return to Congress. Santos was expelled from the House while facing a slew of federal fraud charges. He was charged with fraud and was expelled in June. Santos says his long-shot bid is dropping after raising no money and raising no funds.

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George Santos ends comeback bid for Congress after raising no money

George Santos was expelled from the House while facing a slew of federal fraud charges. Santos was running as an independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District in New York. The announcement came after his campaign committee reported no fundraising or expenditures in March, raising speculation that his campaign had failed to get off the ground.

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Disgraced ex-Rep. George Santos ends independent bid for Congress after raising no money in first weeks of campaign

Disgraced former Long Island Rep. George Santos ends independent bid for Congress. Santos failed to raise any money for his campaign in first three months of campaign. Santos was trying to unseat Suffolk County Rep. Nick LaLota of Suffolk County, Long Island. Santos is a former member of the House of Representatives from Suffolk County.

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George Santos drops independent bid to win U.S. House seat - UPI.com

George Santos drops independent bid to win New York's 1st District House seat. Santos cited a desire to keep the U.S. House of Representatives under Republican control. Santos: "I'm not going to run for a Republican House. I want to keep my seat in the House"

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George Santos Just Had to Admit How Much Money He Owes People. Oh Boy.

George Santos just had to admit how much money he owes people. “Obviously, the circumstances here are a little extenuating,” Santos said. ‘Obviously, [Santos] circumstances here were a little...extenuating,' he said.

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George Santos raises $0 for comeback bid, vows to run volunteer campaign

George Santos raises $0 for comeback bid, vows to run volunteer campaign. Ex-Rep. George Santos vows all-volunteer political comeback campaign. New campaign filing shows he didn't raise or spend any money in first weeks of his supposed congressional bid. Santos: "I'm not going to run for Congress. I'm not running for Congress"

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