From Times Union:

Two of the five Democrats vying to be attorney general raised more than $1 million from their supporters in the last six months, according to required disclosure forms filed Thursday with the state Board of Elections.

Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice and Sen. Eric Schneiderman raised $2.9 million and $1.6 million since January, respectively, adding credence to the belief in political circles that the two are front-runners in a crowded field.

Sean Coffey, a litigator and former prosecutor, bolstered his coffers by $2.78 million over the six-month period, but $2 million of that was a loan from Coffey to his campaign; he committed to the self-financing in April. Former insurance superintendent Eric Dinallo raised $787,000, and Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, D-Westchester, raised $519,154.

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