The candidates in the 5th Senate District each have topped $1 million in fund-raising since Jan. 1, according to their latest campaign finance reports.
Reports from Assembly candidates in and near Stanislaus County show a wide range of fund-raising activity in advance of the Nov. 6 election.
The reports, filed with the secretary of state's office, are for money raised or spent through Sept. 30.
They show varying levels of money on hand for the final push, including money raised this year and earlier.
The details:
• 5th Senate District: Democrat Cathleen Galgiani of Stockton had $1,122,483 in donations for the year, including $580,452 in the most recent reporting period, July through September. Spending totaled $889,160 for the year and $570,933 for the latest period. Galgiani ended the period with $360,849 on hand.
Republican Bill Berryhill of Stockton reported contributions of $1,205,075 for the year and $520,932 in the latest period. Spending totaled $1,011,288 for the year and $414,822 in the latest period. Berryhill ended the period with $477,783 on hand.
The district includes all of San Joaquin County; most of Modesto and the Salida, Riverbank and Empire areas; and a small piece of Sacramento County.
• 12th Assembly District: Republican Kristin Olsen of Modesto reported raising $233,890 for the year and $98,174 in the latest period. The report shows $224,441 in spending for the year and $71,905 in the latest period. Olsen ended the period with $243,823.
No report was on file for Democratic candidate Christopher Mateo of Lathrop. He could not be reached Monday.
The 12th takes in eastern Modesto, as well as Oakdale, Riverbank, Hughson, Waterford, Ripon, Escalon, Manteca, Linden and Lockeford.
• 21st Assembly District: Democrat Adam Gray led Republican Jack Mobley in this district, which takes in all of Merced County, south and west Modesto, Ceres, Patterson and Newman.
Gray reported contributions of $554,228 for the year and $238,702 for the latest period. His spending totaled $527,792 for the year and $172,404 for the period. He ended the period with $232,413.
Mobley had $137,188 in contributions for the year and $96,658 in the latest period. He reported spending $97,815 for the year and $42,225 in the period. He ended the period with $41,708.
• 5th Assembly District: Frank Bigelow led Rico Oller in this district, which takes in Tuolumne and seven other counties in and near the Sierra. Both are Republicans, a result of the state's new "top two" primary format.
Bigelow had $553,705 in contributions for the year and $259,023 in the latest period. He reported spending $492,348 for the year and $101,265 in the latest period. He ended the period with $196,803.
Oller reported $315,469 in contributions for the year and $74,452 in the latest period. He reported spending $222,869 for the year and $31,891 in the latest period. He ended the period with $142,156.
Bee staff writer John Holland can be reached at jholland@modbee.com or (209) 578-2385.
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