Share
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
|
Candidates in several local election races are close in campaign financial contributions.
In fact, in the two Fresno County supervisor races, the candidates are at a near dead-heat for total money raised.
Through Sept. 21, incumbent Sal Quintero showed a total lead of less than $9,000 against challenger Luis Chavez in the race for the District 3 seat — covering much of south Fresno and the surrounding area.
However, with contributions after the deadline, Chavez has pulled into the overall lead. He also raised more for the most recent reporting period between July 1 and Sept. 21.
Both are virtually even cash on hand.
For District 2 — much of north Fresno and parts of Clovis — incumbent Steve Brandau has a slight overall lead in total money, and money raised for the period. But challenger Garry Bredefeld has a significant cash-on-hand advantage of nearly $200,000.
Bredefeld and Chavez are sitting Fresno city councilmembers.
 City Council Races
There is one active Fresno City Council race on the Nov. 5 election. Roger Bonakdar continues significant leads for overall money raised, and cash on hand against challenger Nickolas Richardson.
Richardson did post more money raised for the most recent period.
In Clovis, only incumbents Lynne Ashbeck and Vong Mouanoutoua are running for two positions in an at-large election. Both fundraised modestly in the last reporting period.
There is one more pre-election reporting deadline, due Thursday, Oct. 24 — covering the period Sept. 22 through Oct. 19.
RELATED TOPICS:
North Korean Leader Says Past Diplomacy Only Confirmed US Hostility
14 hours ago
Democrats Strike Deal to Get More Biden Judges Confirmed Before Congress Adjourns
14 hours ago
Average Rate on a 30-Year Mortgage in the US Rises to Highest Level Since July
16 hours ago
Cutting in Line? American Airlines’ New Boarding Tech Might Stop You at Now Over 100 Airports
16 hours ago
MLB Will Test Robot Umpires at 13 Spring Training Ballparks Hosting 19 Teams
17 hours ago
$165 Billion Revenue Error Continues to Haunt California’s Budget