2012 Fayetteville municipal candidate campaign contribution and expenditure reports

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Mayor Lioneld Jordan, Ward 2 Alderman Matthew Petty and Ward 4 City Council hopeful Alan Long have so far raised the most money in their respective municipal races this season, according to campaign contribution and expenditure reports filed yesterday.

State law required any opposed municipal candidate who received or spent more than $500 to file official reports with the County Clerk’s office by 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30.

Mayoral candidates

According to those reports, Jordan raised $37,161 while his opponent, Dan Coody, raised $29,370.

Jordan’s campaign, which carried over $3,132 from the 2008 mayoral race, listed 147 contributions of more than $50. The largest contributions came from the Fayetteville Fraternal Order of Police and the Fayetteville Firefighters Association, who each donated $2,000.

Coody’s campaign listed 85 contributions, with the largest donations – $2,000 each – coming from ARPC, a Realtor political action committee; and citizens Bill Conner, Michelle Russell and John M. Walker.

Coody, who lists a $5,000 personal loan to his campaign, has so far spent more money than Jordan. Coody’s report shows $25,384 in campaign expenditures while Jordan’s shows $20,612.

More than half of Jordan’s money was spent on newspaper advertisements. According to his report, Jordan spent $11,861 for ads in the Northwest Arkansas Times and The Free Weekly. He spent $8,735 on other advertising and $15 for office supplies.

Coody’s campaign expenses were much more broad. He listed $8,218 in various advertising costs such as signs, brochures and web ads; $4,500 for polling; $4,310 for newspaper advertising; and $1,966 for direct mail. He also paid seven campaign workers a total of $3,344.

With less than a week remaining before the Nov. 6 general election, Jordan has $16,548 left to spend while Coody has $8,996 on hand.

City Council candidates

Ward 2 incumbent Matthew Petty, who listed $276 in personal loans to his campaign, has so far raised $1,685.

According to documents at the county clerk’s office, no other Ward 2 candidate filed reports meaning Ryan Abshire and Adam Fire Cat have each raised and spent less than $500.

In Ward 4 – the only other contested municipal race – four out of five candidates filed reports.

Alan Long, who listed a $5,332 personal loan to his campaign, raised $1,565; Terry Coberly raised $1,300; Mike Emery raised $495; and J.P Peters, who lists a $10,000 bank loan toward her campaign, raised $280.

William Chesser did not file a report, meaning he raised and spent less than $500.

Mayoral Race – 2012 Pre-election Contributions

Lioneld Jordan
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Lauren Hawkins – $55
Hannah Withers – $60
Joshua Baxter – $75
Tyler Clark – $80
Marla Blake – $100
Dustin Buehler – $100
Donald W. Bunch – $100
Frank B. Burggraf – $100
Mark W. Corley – $100
Diane L. Cook – $100
Gary R. Crews – $100
David Crittenden – $100
Hershell Garner – $100
Collene Gaston – $100
Kenneth H. Gheen – $100
Healing Arts Chiropractic – $100
David B. Horne – $100
Silvia Howard – $100
James E. Huffman – $100
Barbara Jaquish – $100
Jarrett Industries LLC – $100
Louis B. Jones, Jr. – $100
Charles M. Kester – $100
Robert B. Leflar – $100
Tim Lewis – $100
Thomas H. Lewis – $100
Andrew Lucas – $100
Jena L. Lunsford – $100
Paula Marinoni – $100
Tami Marks – $100
Elizabeth M. Martin – $100
Barbara J. Mashburn – $100
Mitsi S. McCoy – $100
Robert C. McMath – $100
Nancy P. McVey – $100
Paula B. Melody – $100
Margaret R. Moeller – $100
William A. Moeller – $100
Northwest Arkansas Lawns – $100
John Ogden – $100
Wendy J. Poole – $100
Sandy Prince – $100
Irene Pritchard – $100
Phyllis Rengier – $100
Maylon T. Rice – $100
Leighton Rudolph – $100
Stephen M. Sheppard – $100
Lindsley Smith – $100
Kathy Spigarelli – $100
Thelma Tarver – $100
James B. Terrell – $100
Larry Delasmit – $120
Amy White – $120
Woody Bassett – $125
Susan Chadick – $150
Kim Agee – $200
Nancy Gordon Allen – $200
Max Barron – $200
Lynn D. Carver – $200
Vincent Chadick – $200
James S. Chase – $200
Denise M. Garner – $200
Howard R. Hamilton – $200
David W. Hart – $200
Eva C. Madison – $200
NW Arkansas Labor Council – $200
Mitchell L. Parsons – $200
Beth Presley – $200
Cynthia L. Sagers – $200
William P. Waite – $200
David L. Williams – $200
Tom Overby – $225
Robert Ferrell – $250
Dennis R. Hunt – $250
John L. Johnson – $250
Alan Lane – $250
Rhonda M. Moore – $250
Boby Lee Odom – $250
William H. Waite – $250
Teresa L. Eastin – $350
Aubrey James Shepherd – $351
Stephen Smith – $390
Joshua C. Mahony – $400
Frances D. Alexander – $450
Larry Bittle – $500
Hugh H. Brewer – $500
C. R. Crawford Construction Co. – $500
Earl Buddy Chadick – $500
Megan Chronister – $500
Suzanne G. Clark – $500
J. Steven Clark – $500
Carolyn W. Cole – $500
Eugene Dresel – $500
Jeff Koenig – $500
Greg W. Lee – $500
Sue Madison – $550
Donald A. Marr – $500
Oda Sanders – $500
Curtis Shipley – $500
Scott VanLaningham – $500
AFSCME – $1,000
Ed Bradberry – $1,000
Carl M. Collier – $1,000
Margaret J. Hunt – $1,000
Billie Jo Starr – $1,000
Fayetteville Firefighters – $2,000
Fayetteville Fraternal Order of Police – $2,000

Dan Coody
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Sue Payton – $75
Claire Small – $75
Debra Aasmundstad – $100
Heather Barron – $100
Michelle Boles – $100
Robert Brewer – $100
Charles Burt – $100
Matthew Cheadle – $100
Bruce Dixon – $100
Margaret Emenegger – $100
Steve Frankenberger – $100
Robert Hoddus – $100
Gayle Howard – $100
Tresha Jackey – $100
Michele James – $100
Susan Johnson – $100
Bokie Kleghorn – $100
Diane Knight – $100
Vara Lee Lafoy – $100
Mary Loots – $100
Scott Lunsford – $100
Michael Mauldin – $100
Ellis Melton – $100
Terry Michaels – $100
Nona Pebworth – $100
Melissa Qwens – $100
Alan Reid – $100
Weston Rogers – $100
Kyle Russell – $100
Shirley Russell – $100
Allen Seay – $100
Don Shofell – $100
Kathy Short – $100
Susan Slaughter – $100
Sharman Sturchio – $100
Charles Varela – $100
Gary Weidner – $100
Shea Weidner – $100
Marie Wood – $100
Kelly Zega – $100
Stephan Zisner – $100
James Angelo – $120
Terry Borman – $150
Matt Champagne – $150
Betsy Corwin – $150
Thomas Wilkerson – $150
Elaine Williams – $150
Karen Ball – $200
Bob Brewer – $200
Steve Butler – $200
John Carpenter – $200
Robert Costrell – $200
Nancy Feder – $200
Chaim Goodman-Strauss – $200
Brenda Gullett – $200
Lorel Hoffman – $200
Carl Stevens – $200
Anita Bukey – $250
George Faucette – $250
Frank Kelly – $250
Gerald Klingamon – $250
Robert Patton – $250
Margaret Robinson Rutherford – $250
Brian Swain – $250
Gary Thomas – $250
Rick Woods – $250
Tod David Yeslow – $250
Pete Heinzelmann – $300
Joyce Stafford – $300
Ted Belden – $500
Woody Bell – $500
Geoffrey Oelsner – $500
Eric Parkinson – $500
Sidney Vinson – $500
Barbara Wilson – $500
Marlon Blackwell – $1,000
Ed Bradberry – $1,000
Mona Jones – $1,000
Neal Pendergraph – $1,500
Angie Pratt – $1,500
ARPC – $2,000
Bill Conner – $2,000
Michelle Russell – $2,000
John M. Walker – $2,000

Ward 2 Race – 2012 Pre-election Contributions

Matthew Petty
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Travis Luther Lowe – $100
William Ward – $100
Mike Clark – $100
Jason Bigbee – $100
Michael Wyrick – $100
Cynthia Morris – $100
Jake Pesicek – $150
Stephen Luoni – $200
Fayetteville Firefighters – $250

Ward 4 Race – 2012 Pre-election Contributions

Terry Black Coberly
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Archie & Beverly Schaffer – $100
Scott VanLaningham – $100
Fayetteville Fraternal Order of Police – $250
International Association of Firefighters – $250
Orville Clift – $600

Mike Emery
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Jim Butler – $50
Nancy Walters – $100
T.G. Capwell – $150
Kathleen Emery – $175

Alan Long
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Donna Daniels – $50
Kara Moore – $50
Kathy Short – $50
Brock Showalter – $50
Jennifer Webber – $100
John Williams – $50
Candace Hoggatt – $100
Renee Long & Tommy Long - $100
Phillip McKnight – $100
Deborah Sexton – $100
Beverly & Archie Schaffer – $100
Walt Eilers – $150
Steven Kay – $200
Suzannah Garrison – $250

J.P. Peters
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Nora Bruni – $50
Diane Bryant – $50
Nancy Denn – $50
Rita Officer – $50