From The Record:

Those endorsements and a load of cash have both campaigns primed for the debate to be carried live online Friday and broadcast on television Sunday.

Schneiderman, 55, reported raising more than $312,000 in the past week, with $1 million on hand for campaigning.

Donations included $50,000 from the Colorado-based Democratic Attorneys General Association and $25,000 from a Pennsylvania-based law firm known for class-action shareholder suits, Barroway Topaz Kessler Meltzer & Check.

Donovan, 53, reported raising more than $414,000 since his last required report in mid-July. “We will be very competitive through the end of the campaign,” Lam said.

Donovan, who’s running on both the Republican and Conservative Party lines, reported $444,000 on hand and receiving $10,000 from former Republican Sen. Alfonse D’Amato. Other donations included $30,000 from New York real estate mogul Peter Kalikow and $25,000 from Florida-based Yankee Global Enterprises, which owns the New York baseball team.

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