Bill White campaign spends nearly $100,000 since July 1

The Bill White campaign received $73,546.20 in contributions during the first three weeks of July and spent $94,053.03, according to the 8-day-before-election disclosure report filed today with the Missouri Ethics Commission.

The White campaign spent $75,833 on media advertising, according to the report.

Campaign donors contributing at least $1,000 are listed below:

Brian Curtis, Joplin, Freeman physician, $2,400

Dealers Interested in Government, Jefferson City, $2,400

Larry McIntire, Carthage, Freeman physician $2,400

Missouri CPA PAC, St. Louis, $1,500

Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce $2,400

Lincoln PAC, Springfield (Sen. Lincoln Hough), $2,400

Missouri Chamber of Commerce, Jefferson City, $2,400

John Braham, Stella, Branco, $1,000

Dorothy Farber, Neosho $2,400

Rudy Farber, Neosho $2,400

Aaron Farber, Neosho, $1,000

Hallmark PAC, Kansas City, $1,000

Hyvee PAC, Jefferson City, $1,000

MAFP PAC, Jefferson City, 2,000

Missouri Bankers Association Regional PAC, Jefferson City, $2,000

Missouri Bankers Association Ozark Region, Jefferson City, $1,000

Jon Stouffer, Granby Telephone Company, $1,000

Rural Telecommunications Committee PAC, Jefferson City, $1,400

AMECPAC, Jefferson City, $1,400

Missouri Corn Growers Association, Jefferson City, $1,000

Southwest Missouri Leadership PAC, Saginaw, $2,400

Conservative Leadership for Southeast Missouri, Kennett, $2,400

Caleb Arthur, Springfield, CEO, Sun Solar, $1,921.20

Credit Union PAC, Jefferson City, $1,500

Missouri Gaming PAC, Jefferson City, $1,400

David Winton, Winton Policy Group, Columbia, $2,450 ($50 returned), lobbyist

Jacob Winton, student, Columbia, $2,450 ($50 returned)

Fred Schmidt, St. Louis, $2,000

Southern Drawl PAC, Jefferson City, $2,000

The PAC, Columbia, $1,500

Tony PAC, St. Joseph, $2,400

Kirk Kreisel, Overland Park, Kansas, $1,000

Physician Led Anesthesia Care, $1,900

Freedom Promise PAC, St. Louis, $2,400

NEMO Leadership PAC, Jefferson City, $2,400

White also received $500 contributions from his predecessor, Ron Richard, and Freeman CEO Paula Baker.

In addition to the $94,000+, the Joplin senator spent in his re-election bid,