Brogdon Adds $46,000 To Campaign Fund
Senator Randy Brogdon raised about $46,000 for his Republican gubernatorial campaign in the 2nd quarter, his new campaign finance report shows.
Brogdon is the first of the candidates to file for the reporting period; the reports are due by month's end.
Brogon's Ethics Commission report shows he's raised about $75,000 thus far for his campaign and has spent $31,000. He reported $43,400 in cash on hand.
Brogdon's first report showed a single $5,000 donor, Tulsan Lloyd Noble II, and adds a second in this report, New York investor Howard Rich. Brogdon's report shows most of his contributions came in small amounts of $100 or less from supporters scattered across the state. He had only a few donations of $1,000. Congresswoman Mary Fallin, also seeking the GOP nomination, and Democrats Lt. Governor Jari Askins and Attorney General Drew Edmondson, have yet to file their new reports.
Brogdon is the first of the candidates to file for the reporting period; the reports are due by month's end.
Brogon's Ethics Commission report shows he's raised about $75,000 thus far for his campaign and has spent $31,000. He reported $43,400 in cash on hand.
Brogdon's first report showed a single $5,000 donor, Tulsan Lloyd Noble II, and adds a second in this report, New York investor Howard Rich. Brogdon's report shows most of his contributions came in small amounts of $100 or less from supporters scattered across the state. He had only a few donations of $1,000. Congresswoman Mary Fallin, also seeking the GOP nomination, and Democrats Lt. Governor Jari Askins and Attorney General Drew Edmondson, have yet to file their new reports.
Labels: 2010 Governor's Race Donations, Howard Rich, Lloyd Noble II, Randy Brogdon
posted by Mike McCarville @ 7:41 AM
