At-large position 8
Cindy Anderson leads David Quintanilla in political donations so far this election season, according to the latest round of campaign finance reports due to election officials Monday, Oct. 31.
Every opposed candidate in the Nov. 8 election must file a contributions and expenditures report eight days before the election. This latest round of reports covers all financials from Sept. 30 to Oct. 29, according to the Texas Ethics Commission.
Here is how much donation money each candidate has earned and spent for the Austin ISD board of trustees election during that timeframe.
Cindy Anderson: $49,325.98 contributions, $71,535.86 expenditures
David Quintanilla: $30,529.74 contributions, $31,467.89 expenditures
Here are the top five financial supporters for each campaign:
Anderson:
- Austin Kids First PAC, $22,000
- Ken Pfluger, $300
- Elizabeth Alford, $250
- Charles Moody, $200
- Shelli Hix, $150
Quintanilla:
- Education Austin PAC, $10,000
- (tie) Perry Lorenz, Robert Prentice, $1,000
- Thomas Henderson, $500
- (tie) Reed Ramirez, David Albert, Gary Jaster, $250
District 2
Here is how much donation money District 2 incumbent Jayme Mathias has raised in that timeframe. As of Oct. 31, challenger Adolphus “Andy” Anderson’s report had not been posted.
Jayme Mathias: $8,244 contributions, $2,798.30 expenditures
Here are the top financial supporters for his campaign:
Mathias:
- Tim McCabe, $2,000
- Jack Newman, $1,000
- (tie) John Blazier, Donald Reese, $500
- Carole Keeton, $300
Candidates running unopposed campaigns in the AISD board of trustees election are Amber Elenz, District 5; Yasmin Wagner, District 7; and Ann Teich, District 3.
