All told, candidates themselves have raised just over $1 million across 13 separate races (although interest group spending has been considerably higher; read about that here). In uncontested primaries and more competitive districts, the serious spending will likely happen as we draw closer to November’s general election.
Here’s how much money each candidate’s committee has raised as of June 17 (listed in the order they appear on ballots).
State Board of Education – District 2: $830,987*
- Kathy Gebhardt: $70,720
- Marisol Lynda Rodgriquez: $32,930
*Figure includes $727,337 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
CU Regent – At Large: $260,253
- Elliott Hood: $149,186
- Charles “CJ” Johnson: $108,852
- Eric Rinard: $2,214.95
SD17: $20,001
- Sonya Jaquez Lewis: $19,901
- Tom Van Lone: $100
SD18: $468,042*
- Judy Amabile: $203,727.92
- Jovita Schiffer: $30,301.48
*Figure includes $234,012 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
HD10: $174,943.85*
- Junie Joseph: $102,724.65
- Tina Mueh: $63,593
- William B. DeOreo: $0
*Figure includes $8,626 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
HD11: $36,734.06
- Karen McCormick: $36,734.06
- Kathy Reeves: $0
- Terri Goon: $0
HD12: $48,932.50
- Kyle Brown: $48,932.50
- Robert Mahler: $0
- Mark Milliman: $0
HD19: $34,542.98
- Jennifer Lea Parenti: $15,047.18
- Dan Woog: $19,459.50
HD49: $77,498.46
- Lesley Smith: $57,146.46
- Max Woodfin: $15,192
- Steve Ferrante: $5,160
County Commissioner – District 2: $39,476
- Marta Loachamin: $39,476
- Donald “Don” Lewis: $0
Sole-candidate races
Michael Dougherty (DA): $53,564.80
Claire Levy (County Commissioner – District 1): $9,544.91
Jeff Martin (County Coroner): $0
Editor’s note: This article has been updated with the latest campaign finance reports from June 17