On February 17, Nichols put a quarter of a million dollars of her own money into the campaign, according to a MissourI Ethics Commission filing.
Nichols' opponent in the August primary, incumbent Jill Carter, had $52,918.81 in her campaign account at the time of her January quarterly report. Out of that total, $33,700 came during the final three months of 2025.
Carter also has a leadership political action committee, ShowMe Values PAC, which had $73,905.38 in the bank at the January filing.
In 2022, Carter raised $200,176 during her campaign and spent $133,254.15.
Her opponent, incumbent Sen. Bill White, Nichols' husband, raised $322,170.92 and spent $308,144.63.
White is serving as deputy treasurer of Nichols's campaign. The treasurer is former Freeman Health CEO Paula Baker.
Paula billboard bimbo as treasurer? I will not support this garbage campaign.
ReplyDeleteJill Carter- you have my vote
She had my vote until she named Paula Baker as part of her campaign. Cannot support that.
ReplyDeleteJill is the professional garbage campaigner. Lies, crooked supporters, and poorly drafted legislation.
ReplyDeleteThe Covid Ghoul of Freeman, no thank you.
ReplyDeleteBaker’s presence injures the campaign with her air of self importance and zero self awareness. Hard to find a more effective move to alienate most of the medical community in one fell swoop.
ReplyDeleteWhat in the Mike Moon is going on?!
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