Okay. You’ve seen the highlights from Steve Beshear’s campaign finance report, so here are the rest.
WILLIAMS-FARMER
- $1,026,637.90 raised
- $52,692.76 in unitemized contributions
- $764,835.40 spent
- $261,802.50 on-hand at the close of reporting period
- $24,850 came from political organizations and PACs
Notable Contributions
- J. Marshall Hughes $1,000
- David Jones $1,000
- Terry & Marion Forcht $2,000
- Jim Patterson $1,000
- Terry Carmack $500
- Bigot Frank Simon $1,000
- Brad Cowgill $1,000
- Billy Harper $1,000
- Dan Seum $1,000
- Alice Forgy Kerr $1,000
- Larry Forgy $1,000
- Donald Storm $1,000
- Clark Pergrem $1,000
- Todd Blue $1,000
- Steve Robertson $500
- Todd Inman $500
- Mike Harris $1,000
- Joe Craft $1,000
- Bill Paxton $500
- Don & Mira Ball $2,000
- Bill Stone $500
- David Huber $500
- Robbie Rudolph $1,000
Notable Disbursements
- $115,780.71 on staff
- $7,481.84 on telephone & internet
- $11,611.89 on travel
- $8,052.34 on equipment, supplies, rent
- $10,182.94 on food & events
- $63,486.91 on printing
- $29,250.33 on postage
- $30,500 on polling
- $487,824.06 on advertising
See highlights from Gatewood Galbraith’s report after the jump…
GALBRAITH-RILEY
- $59,622.82 raised
- $6,988.76 in unitemized contributions
- $57,335.65 spent
- $2,515.79 on-hand at the close of reporting period
- $0 came from political organizations and PACs
- $179,181.63 in debts and obligations
Notable Contributions
- Rich Gimmel $100
Notable Disbursements
- $13,620.05 on staff
- $3,271.38 on telephone & internet
- $2,840.71 on equipment, supplies, rent
- $14,500 to Dea Riley for “rent” in Frankfort – there is no rent that expensive
- $9,025.01on food & events
- $2,131.59 on printing
- $1,186.49 on postage
- $240 on advertising






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1 Jack // Oct 15, 2011 at 9:22 am
That space under the stairs in the entranceway to her office where Dea Riley insists the campaign store stuff sure is pricey. Otherwise, meetings are held outside or in a coffee shop.
2 Jack // Oct 15, 2011 at 9:52 am
Sounds like the campaign is also paying for Riley’s internet and phone since volunteers use their home or cell phones to make calls. Riley makes a big deal in the community of providing free wi-fi to the street, but I see it actually comes from the campaign. And to my knowledge, even those on the campaign staff work for free. I have seen Gatewood spend money out of his pocket, though.
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