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Candidates qualified and running for several local and state elections had until Friday at midnight to submit their campaign finance reports for the period between April 1 and July 18.
The reports cover candidates running in two City Council elections, State Attorney, Public Defender, two State Senator races, four State Representative races, three School Board races and two judicial races.
The primary is set for Aug. 26 followed by the Nov. 4 general election.
The following is the list of candidates and how much they have raised through July 18:
Circuit Court, Group 11
Mark Hulsey III — $97,958
Adrian Soud — $102,140
Circuit Court, Group 28
Rick Buttner — $120,685
Virginia Norton — $99,113
State Attorney
Angela Corey — $427,779
Jay Plotkin — $340,238
Public Defender
Matthew Shirk — $17,079
Bill White (incumbent) — $94,432
State Senator, Dist. 1
Tony Hill (incumbent) — $117,325
Louis Tart — $2,100
State Senator, Dist. 5
George Lovenguth — $4
Stephen Wise (incumbent) — $191,114
State Representative, Dist. 14
Mia Jones — $111,808
Pat Lockett-Felder — $69,383
Sarah Lovett — $4,137
State Representative, Dist. 17
Gordon Morgan — $49,638
Lake Ray — $134,350
John Russo III — $100
Mario Rubio — $78,650
State Representative, Dist. 18
Elaine Brown — $196,355
John Capra — $43,487
Ronald Renuart — $181,695
Dave Smith — $3,340
Dan Walsh — $0
State Representative, Dist. 19
Larry Jones — $2,640
Mike Weinstein — $242,819
City Council, Dist. 10
Reginald Brown — $7,000
Joe Clements — $8,624
James Evans Muhammed — $472
King Holzendorf — $12,200
Angela Nixon — $3,595
Skot Wilson — $0
City Council, At-large
Dick Brown — $29,800
John Crescimbeni $21,565
Theresa Graham — $2,805
Bob Harms — $11,050
Jill Smith — $6,175
School Board, Dist. 1
Stan Jordan — $10,575
Ken Manuel — $38,702
Jim Moser — $4,000
Cathie Pittman Shimp — $35,995
School Board, Dist. 3
Jack Daniels — $7,931
W.C. Gentry — $58,440
Chris Monti — $12,640
School Board, Dist. 7
Tommy Hazouri — $75,609
John Turner — $2,104