Governor
Independent candidate David Singletary reported $950 of total contributions this year. He has had over $12,000 in disbursements. His total cash on hand of $0.
One of the Republican candidates Bill Waller reported a total of $758,429 in total contributions for the year, this period the campaign brought in $175,573. His final cash on hand is $541,126.
Lt. Governor Tate Reeves, who is also running for Governor, reported a total of $2,547,282 for the period, with $545,683 brought in this period. His total cash on hand in all accounts $6.3 million.
Attorney General Jim Hood reported a total of $965,950 for the year. He raised $210,323 for this period and has a total cash on hand of $610,995.
Robert Foster, a current Representative in the House, reported a total of $107,540 raised this year. He raised $34,793 this period. His total cash on hand is $16,596.
Bob Hickingbottom reported a total of $2,000 raised with $0 cash on hand.
William Bond Compton Jr. reported a total of $1,000 raised this year, with $0 cash on hand.
No filing was reported by Robert Shuler Smith, Velesha Williams, Gregory Walsh, Albert Wilson, Michael Brown, and Robert Ray.
Lieutenant Governor
For this months filing period, Representative Jay Hughes, running for Lt. Governor reported $325,000 in contributions with $860,709 cash on hand.
Shane Quick, an Independent candidate in the race, reported $101 in total contributions for the year, with $101 cash on hand.
Current Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann reported a total of $626,590 raised this year. He raised a total of $259,600 this quarter. His total cash on hand is $2,882,267.
Attorney General
Candidate for Attorney General Andy Taggart reported $357,751 total raised for the year. He had $52,075 raised this period with a total cash on hand of $104,022.
Democrat Jennifer Riley Collins showed $40,826 raised for the year. She raised $14,628 for the period with $9,605 cash on hand.
Treasurer Lynn Fitch reported $311,206 raised this year. Her campaign brought in $52,100. Her total cash on hand is $411,915.
Representative Mark Baker reported $102,710 total raised this year. He raised $27,353 for the period and had a total of $376,933 cash on hand.
Secretary of State
Candidate for Secretary of State Johnny Dupree reported $24,410 for total contributions and $4,400 for just this period. His current Cash on Hand -$2,417.36.
Senator Michael Watson reported a total of $235,466. He raised $36,226 this period with an ending cash on hand of $272,646.
Public Service Commissioner Sam Britton reported raising a total of $550,000, with no report of his cash on hand.
Treasurer
Candidate for Treasurer David McRae reported $615,148 for the year to date contributions with a total cash on hand balance of $322,079. His total contributions for this period were $5,800.
Senator Buck Clarke also filed for this month. He reported $100,723 in contributions with $33,830 this period. His total cash on hand is $100,647.
Addie Green
Agriculture and Commerce Commissioner
For incumbent Commissioner Gipson, Friends of Andy Gipson is reporting $38,981.62 cash on hand with year to date contributions totaling $45,099 with disbursements reaching $19,136.78.
Democratic candidate Rickey Cole discloses $32,336 cash on hand for this reporting period, with $34,344.82 in total contributions and $2,008.30 in total disbursements.
Public Service Commissioner
Northern District:
Brandon Presley incumbent for the Northern District is reporting $114,832.65 cash on hand with year to date contributions of $90,690 and disbursements this period of $1,000.
Central District:
Ryan Brown, running on the Democratic ticket for the Central District seat, reports $24,315.02 cash on hand after $41,848.64 year-to-date contributions and disbursements amounting to $17,533.62.
Bruce Burton, who is running for the Central District seat, has reported a deficit of $1,319.31.
Filings for Brent Bailey, De’Keither Stamps, Nic Lott and Dot Benford (who are all running for the Central District) are still filtering in.
Southern District:
Dane Maxwell, mayor of Pascagoula who is running for the Southern District seat, reports $8,115.37 cash on hand with year-to-date contributions at $64,625 and disbursements at $58,760.58.
Sugar Stallings, gunning for the Southern District seat, is reporting $214.38 cash on hand with $1,500 in total contributions and $1,000 in disbursements.
Filings for Connie Moran and Kelvin Schulz; both of the Southern District, have also not yet been reported by the Secretary of State’s office.
Transportation Commissioner
Northern District:
Geoffry Yoste reported $125,400 total raised for the year. He brought in $20,105 for the period with a total of $110,103 cash on hand.
Jeremy Martin reported $55,640 raised for the year. This period he brought in $5,000. His total cash on hand comes to $30,340.
Candidate Joe Grist reported a total of $13,894 raised this year, a total of $7,244 for this period. His total cash on hand is $8,852.
John Caldwell brought in $41,041 for the year, with a total of $8,204 coming in this period. His total cash on hand is $35,593.
Trey Bowman reported $65,500 year to date. He brought in $2,950 this period with a total of $53,733 cash on hand.
Central District:
Butch Lee reported raising $79,095 for the year, with $550 coming in this period. His total cash on hand is $52,846.
Senator Willie Simmons reported bringing in $110,048 for the year. This period $56,498 came in. His total cash on hand is $41,756.
The reports for Marcus Wallace and Ricky Pennington have not yet been filed.
Southern District:
Chad Toney reported a total of $2,000 raised this year, none was raised this period. He reported a total cash on hand of $157.
Earnest Hathcock reported no contributions thus far.
Tom King reported a total of $61,385 raised so far this year. This period he brought in $8,850 with a total cash on hand of $57,422.
Candidate Tony Smith reported a total of $64,149 raised this year. This period his campaign brought in $10,299. His total cash on hand is $32,470.
**Those that were not reported by 6/10/2019 will be updated as soon as they are available.**
Magnolia Tribune
