Tag: Chief Justice
Vance Leads Parker in Fundraising for Chief Justice Race
Since the campaign began last year, Vance has raised $1.09 million and spent $975,266. Parker has collected $738,477 and spent $696,830. Here are contributions of $5,000 and more.
Here Are the Biggest Contributors to the Gubernatorial and Chief Justice Campaigns
More than $6.5 million has been raised in the past 18 months or so to fund campaigns for the governor’s office in Alabama. Most of it has been raised on the Republican side, with Gov. Kay Ivey netting $4.49 million in her first run for a full term. Democrat Walt Maddox, now mayor of Tuscaloosa, has collected $2.08 million in cash for his race.
Following are contributions of $5,000 and up to the campaigns of Kay Ivey and Walt Maddox, through Oct. 29. Read more.
In Money Race, Chief Justice Candidate Vance Leads Parker in Past Week, This Year
Democrat Robert Vance raised $73,350 in cash contributions last week while Republican opponent Tom Parker collected $24,400 in their campaigns for chief justice of Alabama, the candidates reported Monday to the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office.
Vance, a Jefferson County Circuit Court judge, reported that he spent $77,610 during the period of Oct. 20 to Oct. 26. Parker, an associate justice on the Alabama Supreme Court who is seeking election as chief justice, spent $133,262 Read more.
Tom Parker
Parker’s Fundraising Picks up, but Vance Still Leads in Contributions for the Chief Justice Race
Republican Tom Parker raised more than twice as much as Democrat Robert Vance last week in their race for Alabama chief justice, according to reports filed Monday with the Secretary of State’s Office. Read more.
Vance Outpaces Parker in Attempt to Put a Democrat in the Chief Justice Seat
Robert Vance, the only Democratic statewide candidate to raise more money than a Republican opponent in this year’s general election, far out-distanced GOP nominee Tom Parker in collections and expenditures in early October.
Vance listed itemized cash contributions of $140,985 for the period of Oct. 1-12, bringing his total for the campaign to $963,948, according to reports filed Monday with the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office. He has spent $831,027, including $570,888 so far in October, and reported an account balance of $132,920.
Parker reported contributions of $1,050 and expenditures of $63,589 for the period. Since the election cycle began last year, Parker has raised $592,927 and spent $500,134, mostly toward winning the GOP primary earlier this year. He has an account balance of $119,425. Read more.
Democrat Vance Tops GOP Candidate Parker in Race for Chief Justice
Democrat Robert Vance raised more than twice as much campaign cash as Republican Tom Parker in September and maintains a significant financial advantage as the race for chief justice of Alabama enters its final month.
Vance, a Circuit Court judge in Birmingham, collected $165,425 in itemized cash contributions last month, raising his total for the campaign to $810,547, he reported this week to the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office.
Parker, a member of the Alabama Supreme Court who is seeking to move into the chief justice’s chair, reported contributions of $65,200 in September. His total since the campaign began last year is $591,877. Read more.
Stuart Leads in Fundraising for GOP Primary for Chief Justice
Lyn Stuart continues to build her advantage over Tom Parker in their campaign for the Republican nomination for Alabama chief justice, according to financial reports filed this week with the Secretary of State’s Office. Read more.
Alabama Chief Justice Contributions
Contributions of $5,000 and up for candidates in the Republican primary for Alabama chief justice. There is no Democratic primary. Read more.
Stuart Trumps Parker in Fundraising for Chief Justice Race
Incumbent Lyn Stuart has raised more than three times the amount collected by opponent Tom Parker in the campaign for the Republican nomination for chief justice of Alabama.
Stuart’s monthly report to the Secretary of State’s office, filed Wednesday, showed receipts of $155,000 during April, bringing her total since the campaign began last year to $697,655. She filed a supplemental report on Thursday showing an additional contribution of $65,000.
Parker’s April report listed $500 in contributions. He has raised $213,750 throughout the campaign.
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