State Senate District 6
Becky Duncan Massey (unopposed on August 4 and November 8) has $193,672.94 on hand, received $6,009.50 spent $6,205.64 with $193,476.80 on hand
State Representative District 13
Eddie Smith (unopposed on August 4, faces a Democrat on November 8) had a beginning balance of $19,779.32 received $45,780.00 spent $11,740.33 has received $8,190.94 in kind contributions and has $53,818.99 on hand.
Gloria Johnson (unopposed on August 4, faces a Republican on November 8) had a beginning balance of $39,905.31 has received $43,697.00 spent $22,306.54 with a balance on hand of $61,295.77
State Representative District 14
Jason Zachary (unopposed on August 4, faces a Democrat on November 8) has not filed
Scott Hacker (unopposed on August 4, faces a Republican on November 8) has not filed
State Representative District 15
Joe Armstrong (unopposed on August 4, faces an Independent on November 8) had a beginning balance $15,502.13, received $1,600.00 spent $1,645.00 with $15,457.13 on hand.
Pete Drew (unopposed on August 4, faces a Democrat on November 8) had ZERO beginning balance, received $930.00 with $930.00 on hand
State Representative District 16
Bill Dunn (unopposed in the August 4 Primary and the November 8, 2016 General Election) had a beginning balance of $39,657.16 received a contribution of $250, spent $6,270.00 for an ending balance of $33,637.16
State Representative District 18
James Corcoran (Republican Candidate in the August 4 Primary) had a beginning balance of $4,300 received $3,625.00 spent $4,941.28 with an ending balance of $5,070.72 has an in-kind contribution of $500 and a loan of $4,616.00
Martin Daniel (Republican Candidate in the August 4 Primary) had a beginning balance of $2,586.18, received $40,285.00, a loan of $35,000 between May 4 through June 30, 2016 with total contributions of $75,285.00 spent $72,330.14 the report shows a adjustment (refund) of $2,563.00 from Direct Mail Services for total $69,767.14 with an ending balance of $8,104.04 The current outstanding loan shows a balance of $184,600.00 There is a $500 in-kind contribution for signs.
*On 5/9/2016 Shopper News Victor Ashe contributed $1,250.00 to Daniel. Since contributing to Daniel’s camapign Ashe authored on July 5, Ashe this column, on June 21 this column, on June 14, this column, on June 7, this column and on May 31, this column. Sources indicated that the News Sentinel (the Shopper’s parent company) pulled Georgiana Vines off a Campfield race because of a conflict. Why is the News Sentinel allowing this (in my opinion) obvious conflict is perplexing. Of course things have changed at the Sentinel in the past couple of years, when the Publisher is leasing a personal residence from a County Commissioner and announced 2018 County Mayoral candidate.
Bryan Dodson (Republican Candidate in the August 4 Primary) had a ZERO beginning balance, received $300, with a $500 loan for total contributions of $800, spent $799.95 and has .05 on hand.
Steve Hall (Republican Candidate in the August 4 Primary) had $42,079.32 on hand, has received $11,445.00 in contributions, has spent $8,475.93 and has $45,048.39 on hand with a $10,000.00 loan.
Brandi Price (unopposed on August 4, faces a Republican on November 8) had ZERO beginning balance, received $1,969.00 spent $664.00, has $180.00 of in kind contribution, left with $1,305.00 on hand.
State Representative District 19,
Harry Brooks (unopposed in August 4 Primary and the November 8, 2016 General Election) had a beginning balance of $76,642.65 spent $2,845.00 has $73,797.65 on hand and carries a self endorsed loan of $6,695.85
State Representative District 89
Roger Kane (unopposed in the August 4 Primary, has a Democrat opponent on November 8, 2016 General Election) had a beginning balance of $49,169.77 received $2,310.00 in contributions, spent $2,505.00 and has $48,974.77 on hand.
Heather C. Hensley Democrat Candidate (challenging Roger Kane on the November 8, 2016 General Election) received $325.
