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Who are the big spenders? Here are the local campaign reports

Texas law requires candidates for state, county and local offices to file periodic reports on campaign contributions and expenditures.

The law requires a report to be filed thirty days before the election date.

Candidates for offices in Wichita Falls and Wichita County have filed their legally required campaign finance reports.

Candidates for offices in Wichita Falls and Wichita County have filed their legally required campaign finance reports.

Below are the rounded amount reports for contested offices that affected Wichita Falls and Wichita County in the Nov. 5 election:

Wichita Falls City Council in general

Austin Cobb

July 1 – September 26

Contributions: $7,300

Expenses: $6,072

Unpaid liabilities: $12,346

Balance Maintained: $9,290

Larry Nelson

July 1-Sept. 26

Contributions: $1,001

In-kind contributions: $1,600

Expenses: $0

Unpaid liabilities: $528

Balance maintained: $1,001

Sam Pak

He did not collect or spend more than $1,080 and is not required to file a report.

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District 1

Whitney Flack

July 1 – September 26

Contributions: $7,156

Expenses: $107

Outstanding loans: $3,795

Balance maintained: $7,235

Oscar Verduzco

He did not collect or spend more than $1,080 and is not required to file a report.

District 2

Robert Brooks

August 19-Sept. 26

Contributions: $1,130

Expenses: $658

Balance maintained: $472

Naomi Barron

She did not collect or spend more than $1,080 and is not required to file a report.

Wichita County Commissioner, District 3

Barry Mahler, Republican, incumbent

March 6 – October. 20

Contributions: $0

Expenses: $0

Balance maintained: $4,200

DeAndra Chenault, Democrat

July 1-Sept. 26

Contributions: $1,308

Expenses: $0

Balance maintained: $1,596

State Representative from the 69th House District, 14 counties

James Frank, Republican, incumbent

July 1 – September 26

Contributions: $33,075

Expenses: $52,581

Balance Maintained: $311,205

Contributing Political Action Committees: Texas Realtors, Raytheon employees, Texas Agricultural Aviation and UnitedHealth Group.

Support from PACS, which did not donate to his campaign: Texas Alliance for Life and Texas Real Estate

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Walter Coppage, Democrat

July 1-Sept. 26

Contributions: $3,912

Expenses: $3,446

Balance maintained: $4,699

Political action committees: None

30th District State Senate

Brent Hagenbuch

July 1 – September 26

Contributions: $242,719

Expenses: $195,058

Balance maintained: $1,745,000

Contributing PACs: Associated General Contractors, Beer Alliance of Texas, Capitol Leadership Fund, Comerica Incorporated, Congress Avenue Partners, Cross Oak Group, Denton County Republican Lincoln Cabinet, Independent Insurance Agents of Texas, LAWPAC, NCHA Texas Events, PharmPAC, Political Action Committee for Engineers, Rural Friends of Electric Cooperatives, TXANNA, Texans for Litigation Reform, Texas Automobile Dealers, Texas Construction Association, Texas Consumer Lenders, Texas Dairy, Texas Deer Association, Texas Medical Association, Texas Ophthalmological Association, Texas Optometric, Texas Poultry, Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers, Texas Strong Republican Women, Vistra Employee, Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas, Texas College of Emergency Physicians, Pipe Fitters, Marchant Good Government Fund

Dale Frey, Democrat

July 1 – September 26

Contributions: $2,581

Expenses: $4,593

Balanced: $934

Contributing PACs: Frisco Democrats

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This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Who are the big spenders? Here are the local campaign reports

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