Corrected at 7:16 p.m. May 16 to update Becki Ross's expenditures. Previously mistyped as $3,9977.56, the correct number is $3,977.56. Updated at 4:15 p.m. May 1 to clarify information regarding candidate Laura Lantrip's expenses. With election day less than a week out, Leander City Council candidate Kathryn Pantalion-Parker has earned the highest number of campaign contributions and the largest amount of money out of any candidate running for council. City Council candidates running in the May 4 elections were required to submit campaign finance reports April 4 and April 26. These reports show how much candidates have received in political contributions as well as how much they have spent during their campaigns. Pantalion-Parker raised $17,498.33 through 38 donations, according to campaign finance documents. Including Pantalion-Parker, all three candidates to receive donations from the Texas Stronger PAC, which previously supported Mayor Troy Hill in the 2018 election, have out-earned their opponents. Voters will weigh in on three contested seats for City Council. Early voting ended April 30. Election day is May 4. Below, you can find out how much each candidate has raised so far. The number of donations listed for each candidate count individual donations, not the number of donors. For instance, one donor could have donated twice, and their contributions would be counted as two separate donations. You can also read all of the complete campaign finance reports on the city of Leander’s website by clicking here.