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Candidates Campaign Finances Released

KPCW | By David Boyle

Published June 25, 2018 at 12:24 PM MDT

The Federal Election Commission and the State of Utah Financial Disclosures have released campaign finances for the primary election.

Mitt Romney is running for the U.S. Senate seat left open by the retirement of Orrin Hatch. Romney has raised over $3.5 million, with $1 million transferred from his 2012 Presidential election bid. Romney has disbursed nearly $2 million during his campaign. John Cumming contributed over $8,000; Evrett and Cheryl Benton contributed over $16,000

Romney’s republican primary opponent Mike Kennedy has raised just shy of $200,000 and taken out a loan just short of $300,000. Troy Peterson has contributed the most to the campaign, just shy of $11,000. Steve Taylor has contributed $1,000.

John Curtis is running for re-election to represent Utah’s 3^rd congressional district. Curtis has raised $1.1 million. Steve Tew contributed $3,000, Peter Metcalf contributed $2,000.

Curtis’ Primary race opponent Chris Herrod has raised $250,000. Herrod has received nearly $3,000 from Patrick Byrne.

Lee Castillo is running to represent the democratic party for the Utah’s 1^st congressional district general election. Castillo has received just under $4,000. The FEC website did not have his itemized individual contributions listed.

Kurt Weiland is the other candidate to represent the democratic party for Utah’s 1^st congressional district general election. Weiland has received $500 and taken out a loan for nearly $13,000. Kelly Cosgrove donated $250 to Weiland’s campaign.

There are two primary elections to represent District 26 in the Utah State Senate. The GOP race has three candidates while the democratic race has two.

Jack Rubin has raised nearly $100,000. Rubin has contributed $13,500 of his own money. JoBeth Shealy, and Steve Maxwell contributed $2,500; Brad Kliber contributed $2,000.

Ron Winterton has raised over $34,000. Winterton has contributed $1,000 of his own money. Best Western Heber Valley Hotel is the only contributor in Wasatch or Summit County, the hotel contributed $100.

Brian Gorum has raised nearly $16,000. Gorum has contributed nearly $14,000 of his own money. No Summit or Wasatch County residents have contributed to the campaign.

Democratic Candidate Eileen Gallagher has raised nearly $5,000. Gallagher has contributed $100 of her own money. Chester Chmeilewski has contributed $250, Sally Elliott and Bob Sloan each contributed $100.

Democratic Candidate Pat Vaughn has raised nearly $500 Vaughn reports donating a little over $100, although she’s spent nearly $4,000 Her largest donation is $100 from Susan Arsht.