Campaign donations, fundraising, spending, and cash on hand from the latest included Federal Election Commission filings.
$362,665.53 in total campaign receipts.
$321,737.50 is reported as individual contributions. Total receipts can also include transfers, offsets, loans, and other FEC receipt categories, so it is broader than donations alone.
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Search every matching Clerk filing →| Metric | Reported amount | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Total receipts | $362,665.53 | All campaign receipts reported in the FEC summary, not only individual donations. |
| Individual contributions | $321,737.50 | Contributions reported in the FEC individual-contribution category. |
| Candidate contributions | $28.02 | Contributions from the candidate in the summary record. |
| Total disbursements | $237,505.91 | Campaign spending and other disbursements reported for the cycle. |
| Cash on hand | $125,159.62 | Reported campaign cash remaining at the end of the covered period. |
| Debts owed by campaign | $48,361.50 | Outstanding debts the campaign reported owing. |
| Net cash after reported debt | $76,798.12 | Election.org calculation: cash on hand minus debts owed by the campaign. |
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