A have a look at marketing campaign fundraising for state Senate thirteenth and 2nd districts

MORGANTOWN — Two candidates vying to succeed Sen. Mike Caputo within the state Senate 13^th District have begun their fundraising. And within the 2^nd District, incumbent Republican Mike Maroney is up for re-election and faces a main challenger in Chris Rose, who gave up a U.S. Senate marketing campaign to hunt the state seat.

The numbers come from their Third-Quarter monetary studies, overlaying the interval of July 1-Sept. 30.

13^th District

Marion County Democratic Delegate Joey Garcia introduced his intention to run on Aug. 15, per week after Caputo introduced his intention to not search re-election in 2024.

Republican Jonathan Board, of Fairmont, introduced on Aug. 16.

The official candidate submitting interval runs Jan. 8-27, however each obtained off to fast begins, launching new campaigns with $0 account balances.

Garcia raised $6,382 in particular person and PAC contributions and $11,821 at a fundraiser in Morgantown. He additionally acquired $2,000 transferred from the marketing campaign accounts of a former Harrison County senator and from Caputo.

Garcia spent $6,194.74, leaving an account steadiness heading into the fourth quarter of $14,008.26.

Board acquired $21,580 in particular person and PAC contributions, together with from two sitting GOP senators and a former delegate; he additionally raised $44,775 at fundraisers in Morgantown and Fairmont.

Whereas elevating greater than Garcia, he spent much less within the few weeks of this era: $1,984.69. That left him a steadiness of $64,371.19.

2^nd District

As within the 13^th, each candidates opened the interval with $0 account balances.

Incumbent Maroney, of Marshall County, raised $39,150 in particular person and PAC contributions, and transferred $44,109.72 from his 2020 marketing campaign account.

He spent $10,658.94 this era, leaving a steadiness of $72,600.78.

A GOP U.S. Senate candidate, Chris Rose, of Morgantown, had raised a complete of $11,075.30 and spent $14,987.13 earlier than closing his federal account. He dropped out Aug. 21 to run as an alternative for state Senate 2^nd District.

Rose raised $10,043.94 in particular person and PAC contributions, together with $1,227.27 in-kind from himself to his marketing campaign. He spent $1,152.22, leaving a steadiness of $8,891.72.

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