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The largest donation was $ 10,000 from Ross Rulney, a landowner and developer who has completed projects in Ward 6. Car dealer Jim Click, who frequently donates to Republican candidates, gave the group $ 5,000.
Julee Dawson, who leads the Friends of Steve K initiative, told the star that the money was paid for mailers and online advertising. Kozachik said he was not part of the group as required by law. As of July 17, the group had spent a total of $ 13,221 and reported cash on hand of $ 34,328.
Portela, who worked for ex-US Congressman Ron Barber’s office, Southwest Fair Housing Council, and senior policy advisor to Alderman Lane Santa Cruz, says he raised $ 6,656 in individual donations, mostly from Tucson residents who made smaller contributions.
Portela has $ 1,729.14 in the bank for the primaries and has spent $ 4,834.55 on operating expenses like maintaining its campaign page, running Facebook ads, and making door hangers, according to the latest report of its campaign.
Schubert, the student advisor at the University of Arizona and a founding member of the United Campus Workers of Arizona, raised almost three times as much as Portela with her campaign with a total of 19,372.66 US dollars.
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