As the general election is less than two weeks away, local candidates have released their latest campaign finance disclosure report.

The latest report ended October 7th with the next due November 1st with election day set for November 5th.

State House District 13:

Democrat Kevin Aronhalt raised $9.290. Major contributors came from The Fighting 50 out of Decatur, Robin Holt out of Cave Spring, Brian Keefe from Rome and Hal Story from Armuchee.  

Aronhalt paid Comcast $3,400 for ads, Lamar Advertising $2,000 for billboards and mailings, $1,000 to Campaigns by Vincent in Rome for paraphernalia, and donations of $509.99 to Walk-a-Mile for domestic awareness and $233.38 to Rome High School’s theater department.

Aronhalt reported $4,750 in his campaign account as of the end of September, making a total rasied thus far $21,285 with $10,407 in expenditures.

Republican incumbent Katie Dempsey 

Dempsey’s latest major donors include $1,000 donations from Autism Behavior Services Inc. out of Santa Ana, California, the Committee to Elect Butch Parrish; Friends of Jan Jones, Georgia OB and GYN Society Inc.,  Georgia Solidarity Network, Southern States Police Benevolent Association, and Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Boston.

She has raised $23,782 since  the last reporting period of June with $56,194 cash already on hand.

Out of her donation’s raised, Dempsey spent $4,130 for apartment in Atlanta, $2,000 to Palladian Strategies out of Warner Robbins,  $750 sponsorship to the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Cassville, $500 to Floyd County’s GOP and $500 donations to the Sexual Assault Center of Northwest Georgia, and the Exchange Club Family Resource Center.

State House District 12

Democrat Logan Johnson of Menlo filed paperwork in April  but missed all campaign finance reporting deadlines since then.

Republican incumbent Lumsden reported $231,839 in his account.

Since the last reporting, he has raised $11,079 with $10,827 in expenses.

His largest contributor was American Council of Life Insurers in Washington, D.C. with $2,500.

Other major donors, at the $1,000 level, were Delta Dental Insurance Co., Georgia Chiropractic Association,  Independent Insurance Agents of Georgia,  JM Family Automotive LLC, Merck pharmaceuticals, and The Doctors Company in Napa, California.

His biggest payments, totaling $10,300, went to Georgia House Republican Trust Inc. in Monroe. The entity appears to coordinate campaigns for members of the caucus