The New York Times reports that New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine (D) -- who spent $60 million of his own money for a Senate race in 2000, then $43 million more in a governor's race in 2005 -- is now trying to raise money like traditional politicians.
"After a costly divorce and a steep decline in his net worth, Mr. Corzine, the onetime chief executive of Goldman Sachs, is in the unfamiliar position of seeking donations to help foot the bill for his campaign."
This time Corzine "is trying to raise upward of $15 million from donors, according to people involved, which he hopes to match with no more than $25 million of his own."