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Sheriff Woodward he had raised $5,443 and spent $3,052.
Of candidates for the Board of Supervisors, only Roger Welch reported any campaign activity. The Wakefield District challenger reported receiving $135 in in-kind contributions spent for posters and paint.
Most School Board candidates have reported some activity. Hampton District challenger “Libby” W’hetzel reported she had spent $82.20 for a mailing of the $126 she had raised. Incumbent Hampton District representative Bryant Lee reported receiving $61 in in-kind contributions spent for signs and paint. In Piedmont District Dennis Wingfield reported $210 as the total value of his contributions with $3 left. He did a mailing and bought an ad. Sam Snead reported $100 in contributions, with $47.50 spent.
In Jackson District Rick Wood reported $13.23 left over after spending $259. Ron Makela reported $69.50 in spending and an equal amount in contributions. In StoneWallHawthom District John Tole reported receiving $128 in in-kind contributions for a mailing. Tom Von Fange reported no campaign activity. In Wakefield District incumbent Paul Nichols also reported no campaign activity. Challenger Ellen Manson reported spending $38.40 for a mailing.
93.2%