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Money, as Jesse Unruh once observed, is the mother’s milk of politics. Today we get to find out how deeply candidates are drinking. It’s the filing deadline for county and state candidates to submit campaign finance statements, which show how much they have raised between Jan. 1 and March 17. Below, you’ll find a snapshot of each race. Press Democrat reporter Bleys W. Rose will update the numbers in real time as each candidate files their disclosure.
Some candidates did not submit reports in person Monday, either because they intended to mail them before the 5 p.m. deadline or spend less than the legal threshold required to submit a campaign disclosure.
Click here to drill deeper, including a rundown of notable donors to each candidate.
——CONTESTED RACES——
District Attorney
Stephan Passalacqua $65,798
Jill Ravitch $24,214
2nd Supervisorial District
David Rabbitt $66,081
Pamela Torliatt $26,552
John King $11,127
Mike Healy $2,349
4th Supervisorial District
Mike McGuire $55,405
Debora Fudge $31,978
2nd Senate District
Democrats
Noreen Evans $63,262
Joanne Sanders $62,709
Tom Lynch $1,360
David Rosas
Republican
Lawrence Wiesner
7th Assembly District
Democrats
Lee Pierce $2,802
Michael Allen
Michael Wilson
Republican
Doris Gentry
Libertarian
Kathryn Moore
——JUDGES——
Office 1
Nancy Shaffer $46,371
Office 2
Patrick Broderick $53,484
John LemMon $29,960
James Patrick Casey
Office 3
Jamie Thistlethwaite $53,555
Chris Mazzia $48,105
——UNOPPOSED——
Sheriff-Coroner
Steve Freitas
County schools superintendent
Steve Herrington
County Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector
Rod Dole
County County Clerk-Recorder-Assessor
Janice Atkinson
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That amount of money for the judges races seems a bit high. Pretty surprising – or sad? – that they have to raise so much.