The Jill Carter campaign reported receiving $47,202.90 and spending $35,369.94 since July 1, according to the 8-days-before-election disclosure report filed today with the Missouri Ethics Commission.
Carter, a first-time candidate who is seeking to unseat incumbent Bill White, had $35,765.06 in the bank at the end of the reporting period.
Carter spent $19,950 for "media" and $2,400 with Zimmer Marketing, according to the report.
Those contributing at least $1,000 to the Carter campaign:
Carla Grewe, St. Louis, $1,823.70
Rick Brown, Carthage, 2,303.70
Arlan Campbell, Stark City, $1,800
Larry Newman, Carthage, $1,000
Hal Roper, Joplin, $1,000
Terrance Meyer, Joplin, $1,500
Jamie Meyer, Joplin, $1,500
Brian Glasser, Charleston, West Virginia, $2,500 ($100 returned)
Missouri Freedom Foundation, Wardsville, $1,750
Christopher Banwart, Joplin, $2,400
Lynda Banwart, Joplin, $2,400
Ben Carter, Granby, $1,900
Juanita Carter, Granby, $1,900
Jill Presley, Kansas City, $2,500 ($100 returned)
Gary Burger, St. Louis, $2,500 ($100 returned)
Greg Bowman, Joplin, $2,000
LaRea Griggs, Kansas City $2,500 ($100 returned)
David Frye, Seneca, $2,400
Ronald Jones, Webb City, $2,000
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