State Auditor Susan Montee appears to be in good financial shape for her general election campaign against the winner of the Republican primary between Allen Icet and Thomas Schweich.
The Democratic incumbent had $518,699.34 in her account as of June 30, according to her disclosure report, filed Wednesday with the Missouri Ethics Commission.
Ms. Montee received $211,416.10 in the second quarter, with much of that money coming from labor unions and law firms, according to the documents.
She reported spending $44,823.97.
Among the top contributors:
Davis, Bethune & Jones, Kansas City, $2,500
Davis, Ketchmark, Eischens & McCreight, Kansas City, $2,500
Dollar, Burns & Becker, Kansas City, $2,500
Eastern Missouri Laborers, Bridgeton, $12,500
Greater Kansas City Women's Political Caucus, $3,000
Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, Bridgeton, $2,500
Edward Hershewe, Hershewe Law Firm, Joplin, $2,500
Ironworkers Political Education Fund, Washington, D. C. $5,000
Anheuser-Busch $10,000
Langdon & Emison, Lexington, $2,500
James B. Nutter Sr. Kansas City, $10,000
Sheet Metal Workers 36, St. Louis, $10,000
Operating Engineers Local 101, Kansas City, $7,500
Peabody Energy, St. Louis, $10,000
Simmons Law Firm, East Alton, Ill. $25,000
Supporters of Health Research and Treatment, $5,000
Various Teamsters Locals, $6,900
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 455, Ballwin, $5,000
Western Missouri and Kansas Laborers District Council, Joplin, $3,500
Zimmerman Real Estate, Springfield, $10,000
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