With $19,929 in the bank, a City Commission candidate has outraised every candidate in Tuesday’s primary campaign, according to election finance records.
Robert E. Roach collected money from 41 local contributors by May 7, and raised about $9,000 more than any other candidate in the commission or mayoral races, according to the state’s records. Roach has also spent more – $9,883 – than any other candidate in the campaign.
Mayoral candidate Donna Hecker ranked second in campaign funding and topped both of her opponents – Bill May and Kyle Thompson – with $10,865 collected from local supporters, according to the records. However, Thompson has spent more than Hecker or May with $8,760 in campaign costs, and has spent all but $9.03 of his funds.
May – running in his fourth race for mayor – reported raising $9,477. Of that sum, $1,250 was from in-kind donations from Terri’s Catering, Marcus Brothwell and Laura Keeler, and $500 was donated by Steptoe & Johnson Bluegrass, PAC. Hecker reported $525 of in-kind labor from Holly Hill Inn, where she works as a manager, and individual donations from Fiscal Court Magistrate Jill Robinson and owner of Cornerstone Art Gallery, Ellen Glasgow.
Thompson, a local attorney who raised $8,770, reported one in-kind contribution of $307 from Harlan Pinkston, and took in funds from local business owner William Wingfield, of Crossroads Ford, for $200 and several local attorneys.
Candidates filed finance reports with the state Registry for Election Finance that were due May 7.
The donors for each mayoral candidate include:
Donna Hecker
>Anonymous, $64
>Cash, $306
>Beckey Bolton, of 101 Altamont Drive, owner of Antique Store, $50
>Nash Cox, of 404 Wapping St., retired, $50
>Bramblett Elam, of 101 Dade Court, retired, $150
>Joe Elam, of 101 Dade Court, retired, $150
>Ellen Glasgow, of 101 East Fourth St., owner of Art Gallery, $100
>Barbara Hecker, of 127 Compton Drive, retired, in-kind $967
>Robert Hecker, of 510 Huntington Woods Road, employed with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, $40
>Barbara Johnson, of 209 Arbolado Drive, retired, $250
>Patricia Layton, of 616 Capital Ave., retired, $300
>Carol Palmore, of 2310 Peaks Mill Road, retired, $50
>Susan Turner, of 301 West Third St., retired, $50
>Theresa Walton, of 522 Powhatan Trail, retired, $25
>Brenda Bush, of Glasgow, retired, $400
>Katharine Carney, of 215 West Campbell St., administrative assistance for LRC, $200
>Thomas Lowry, 14 Dogwood Lane, security officer at Wackenhut Corp., $500
>Samuel Marcus, of 810 Shelby St., retired, $215
>Stan Nickell, of 315 St. Clair St. #203, retired, $100
>Jill Robinson, of 526 Steele St., Magistrate of Franklin County Fiscal Court, $125
>Diana Taylor, of 825 Hillwood Ave., owner of Taylor-Gray Associates, $200
>Theresa Walton, of 522 Powhatan Trail, retired, $125
Bill May
>Anonymous, $22
>Cash, $55
>Amy Ballard, of 1038 Man ‘O War Drive, retired, $200
>David Ballard, of 1038 Man ‘O War Drive, D&A Consulting, $200
>Jim Codell, of Lexington, president of Codell Construction, $500
>Jerry Johnson, of 1035 Tyburn Lane, health care consultant at University of Louisville, $300
>James Sullivan, of 1010 Silver Creek, consultant at Capital Partners, $700
>Charles Trimble, of Lexington, project manager for Murphy and Graves Architect, $500
>Mark Workman, of Paducah, executive vice president for BFW Engineering & Testing Inc., $500
>Brad Meyer, of 950 Hanley Lane, civil engineer for HMB Engineers, $400
>O. Patrick, of 515 Leawood Drive, retired, $500
>Karen Wood, of 20 Regents Park, HMB Professional Engineers, $300
Kyle Thompson
>Anonymous, $95
>Cash, $460
>Teresa Baizon, of 101 Poizsmouth Lane, account executive for Ameresco, $200
>Missy Gaizdnicz, of 385 Big Eddy Road, dentist at South Farm Dentistry, $300
>Phyllis Liebman, of 453 Blackfoot Trail, owner of Ms. P’s Kids, $500
>Mike Case, of Midway, owner of Case by Case UNL, $1,000
>Steve Crum, of 300 Colston Lane, physician with Capital Family, $250
>Alex Edmondson, of Covington, lawyer at Edmondson and Associates, $200
>Jack Flynn, of Frankfort, attorney at Darnell & Flynn, $150
>Joe Hancock, of 417 Second St., plumber at Whitehead and Hanock Plumbing, $500
>Steven Harris, of Georgetown, electrical engineer at Lexmark, $250
>Harlan Pinkston, of 350 S. Benson Road, retired, $500
>David Taylor, of 215 Blue Ridge Drive, document processing specialist for state government, $150
>Nancy Taylor, of 857 Ridgeview Drive, retired, $300
>Tom Thompson, 729 Winterhaven Lane, retired, $300
>William Wingfield, 500 Wash Road, Owner of Crossroads Ford, $200
Funds raised and spent by City Commission candidates before May 7 include:
Jerry Bailey, did not file a report
Lynn Bowers,
received $3,615, spent $2,708.31
>Cash, $40
>Herman Bowers, of 1001 Collins Lane, minister at Trinity Baptist Church, in-kind $22
>Bowers, candidate, $3,560
Charles
Cunningham, did not file a report
Tommy Haynes,
received $3,238, spent $2,207
>Anonymous, $100
>Cash, $119
>Ed Powe, of 826 Springhill Lane, retired, $90, in-kind $608.78
>Sonia Sanders, 128A Douglas Ave., administrator at Kentucky State University, in-kind $116
>Warner Caines, of 259 Leawood Drive, retired, $200
>Haynes, candidate, $564.49
>Arthur Kelly, of 196 Blueridge Drive, retired, $200
>Charles Lambert, of 316 Cold Harbor Drive, lobbyist with MML&K Government Solutions, $200
>Stephen Mason, of 105 Jeanette Ave., Chief of staff at Kentucky State University, $150
>Mae Miles, of 871 Ridgeview Drive, state government liaison, $100, in-kind $50
Katie Hedden,
received $1,238, spent $603
>Anonymous, $340
>Barbara Ferguson, of 1255 Bridgeport Benson, $50
>Jack Flynn, of Frankfort, attorney at Darnell & Flynn, $500
>Osman Gruhonjic, of Florida, $100
>Patrick Jefferys, of 818 Colonial Trace, $200
>Diana Peters, of 107 Schenkelwood Drive, salesperson with Capital Living, $20
>Rob Rowland, of 1501 Sheep Pen Road, political consultant, $50
Louis McClain,
received $5,179, spent $3,302.16
>Cash, $640
>Warner Caines, of Frankfort, general manager with Frankfort Plant Board, $200
>Donna Despain, of 107 Oaklawn Drive, retired, $1,000
>McClain, candidate, $2,000
Doug McGaughey, received $3,290, spent $0
>Cash, $320
>John Caudle, of 2601 Lebanon Road, employed with Army National Guard, $300
>Thomas Doyle, of 228 Raintree Road, retired, $125
>Berry Hammermeister, of 118 Birchwood Drive, employed with Franklin County, $200
>Gary Harp, of 207 Paul Sawyier Drive, state employee, $250
>Mary Houghlin, of Bloomfield, state employee, $175
>William Johnson, of 411 Wapping St., attorney with Bill Johnson Attorney at Law, $200
>Brad Meyer, 950 Hanley Lane, civil engineer with HMB Engineers, $200
>Frank Shelton, of Frankfort, owner of Frank Shelton Construction, $150
>Gary Wilkerson, of 6755 US 127 north, retired, $200
Robert E. Roach, received $19,929, spent $9,883
>Cash, $210
>Anonymous, $80
>C. Adkinson, of 304 Leawood Drive, real estate broker at Coldwell Banker Realty, $200
>Brent James, of 308 Ute Trail, retired, $200
>Warner Caines, of 259 Leawood Drive, retired, $200
>Patricia Fannin, of 1101 Indian Gap Road, retired, $200
>Edward Goins, of 29 Timberlawn Circle, insurance agent with Goins & Goins, $125
>Kenneth Goins, of 600 East Main St., co-owner of Goins & Goins, $125
>Becky Gordon, of 877 Evergreen Road, pharmicist at Wayne’s Pharmacy, $200
>Paul Harnice, of 968 Inverness Road, attorney at Stoll, Keenon & Ogden, $500
>Cathy Haydon, of 110 Foxley Lane, homemaker, $300
>Jackie Hernandez, of 60 Dimberlawn Drive, homemaker, $150
>Kay Hill, of 1036 East Main Street, retired, $300
>Bruce Irvine, of 301 Country Lane, retired, $1,000
>Stan Jones, of 41 Willow Run Court, retired, $150
>William Kirkland, of Frankfort, attorney with McBrayer, McGuinnis, Leslie & Kirkland Attorneys, $500
>Phillip Krin, of Midway, realtor, $200
>Jill Lee, of 80 Foxley lane, pharmacist with Kroger Brighton Park, in-kind $237.37
>Jane Lorentz, of 10 Rockland Court, retired, $500
>Rebecca Mattingly, of 1035 Man O War Drive, employed at Kentucy Bar Association, $200
>Robin Mciver, of 10 Main Chance, self employed technology services contractor, $500
>Brad Meyer, of 950 Hanley Lane, civil engineer with HMB Engineers, $500
>Greg Meyer, of 215 Mallard Drive, builder with Meyer Midwest, $250
>Chris Miller, of 315 West Third St., owner of The Woolery, $250
>Eunice Montfort, of 210 Fairwar Drive, Human Resrouces Director at Art’s Electical Co., $500
>William Newton, of 110 Myrtle Ave., retired, $250
>Mary Niswonger, of 321 Stephen Road, professor at Midway College, $100
>Gregory Pawley, of 105 Waterford Circle, president of American Electrical Power, $1,000
>Chadwick Peach, of 4686 Versailles Road, owner of Peach Construction, $500
>Harold Pennington, of 1033 Kimble Drive, retired, $150
>John Roach, of Lexington, attorney at Ransdell Roach, $250
>Louise Roach, of 304 Ute Trail, retired, $500
>Robert Roach, of 116 Woods Way, retired, $150
>Steve Schneider, 2447 Peaks Mill Road, owner of Colonial Properities, $150
>Sandra Stanley of 322 Stonehedge St., retired, $250
>David Talley, 116 Ringo Ave., farmer, $300
>Rodney Williams, of 1202 Equestrian Way, bank officer at Citizens Commerce, $250
>Karen Wood, 20 Regents Park, accountant at Haworth, Meyer, Boleyn, $500
Terry Sutton,
received $0, spent $0
Michael Turner,
received $3,055, spent $24.31
>Anonymous, $40
>Kevin Porter, of Lexington, marketing account manager with Kenvirons, $500
>Joe Greathouse, of Lexington, president of Commonwealth Insurance Advisers, $500
>Carol Palmore, of 2310 Peaks Mill Road, retired, $200
>Turner, candidate, in-kind $24.31
Sellus Wilder, received $2,464.81, spent $1,272.53
>Cash, $215
>Danny Bryant, 221 West Second Street, owner of Pic Pac, $114
>Wilder, candidate, $950
>$464.81 transferred from 2010 general election campaign
Polls will open at 6 a.m. Tuesday for the 2012 Primary Election, and voters must be in line by 6 p.m. to have their votes counted.
Locally, the three mayoral candidates are Donna Hecker, Bill May and Kyle Turner. The 11 candidates for city commission are Jerry Bailey, Lynn Bowers, Charles Cunningham, Tommy Haynes, Katie Hedden, Louis McClain, Doug McGaughey, Robert E. Roach, Terry Sutton, Michael Turner and Sellus Wilder.
Voters must show proof of identification by presenting a driver’s license, social security card, credit card, personal acquaintance with a precinct officer or ID with photograph.
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