Here's how much donors gave to Shawnee County Commission candidate campaigns

Incumbent Shawnee County Commissioners Aaron Mays , a Republican, and Kevin Cook, a Democrat, have both raised more than three times as much money as the opponents they will face in next week's primary elections.

Meanwhile, the campaign of Democratic Shawnee County treasurer's candidate Susan Duffy has raised even more than Mays or Cook.

Candidates in next week's Aug. 6 primary were required by Monday to file reports detailing income their campaigns brought in and money expended between Jan. 1 and last Thursday.

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Mays' campaign raised $15,076 during that time period, after previously having $6,340.55 on hand, according to campaign finance reports available Monday on the website of Shawnee County Election Commissioner Andrew Howell.

Brett Blackburn , Mays' opponent for the Republican nomination for the District 3 Shawnee County Commission seat, raised $3,450 during that time period, his campaign finance report said. He'd previously had nothing on hand, it said.

Whoever wins the District 3 Republican primary will face no opposition in the general election.

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Cook's campaign for re-election to the District 2 seat he's held since 2013 raised $13,790 between Jan. 1 and Thursday, after previously having $6,338.91 on hand, the election office website said.

Robert Soria, Cook's opponent for the Democratic nomination for the District 2 seat, raised $3,650 during that time period, his campaign finance report said. He'd previously had nothing on hand, it said.

Whoever wins the District 2 Democratic primary will face off against Republican Henry McClure in the Nov. 5 general election.

McClure's campaign raised $6,101 between Jan. 1 and Thursday after previously having nothing on hand, its finance report said.

Reports detailing their donors and the amounts contributed can be found and downloaded on the election office's website for all District 2 commission candidates and District 3 commission candidates .

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Democrat Susan Duffy and Republican Angus Tucker are running against each other in the Nov. 5 general election for the county treasurer's seat being vacated by Larry Mah, who is retiring after having been treasurer since January 2013.

Duffy's campaign raised $18,316.68 between Jan. 1 and Thursday, her campaign finance report said. She'd previously had nothing on hand, it said.

Tucker told the election office he planned to raise more than $1,000 but added that he might exceed that amount and would fill out the required finance report if he did.

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As of late Monday, Tucker hadn't turned in a finance report covering Jan. 1 through last Thursday.

Republican Lisa Schmitt and Democrat Jonathan Smith will face off Nov. 6 for the county clerk's office being vacated by Republican Cyndi Beck, who has announced she is retiring after having held that position since 1997.

Smith's campaign raised $7,685.62 between Jan. 1 and last Thursday, his finance report said. His campaign had nothing on hand prior to that, it said.

Schmitt's campaign raised $4,025.33 between Jan. 1 and last Thursday, her finance report said. Her campaign had nothing on hand prior to that, it said.

Financial reports can be found and downloaded on the election office website site for all Shawnee County treasurer's office candidates and county clerk's office candidates.

Sheriff Brian C. Hill, Register of Deeds Becky Nioce and District Attorney Mike Kagay are running unopposed, as no one filed to run against them prior to the early June filing deadline.

Contact Tim Hrenchir at threnchir@gannett.com or 785-213-5934.

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