Ohio's gubernatorial candidates have filed their campaign finance reports. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles has details.
The Republican candidates brought in $4.5 million, far outraising their Democratic counterparts. The leader on the GOP side is Secretary of State Jon Husted, raising just over $2 million. Attorney General Mike DeWine raised $1.2 million, well ahead of both Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor and Congressman Jim Renacci. The Democrats raised a little over $1.1 million. Former state lawmaker Connie Pillich raised a little over a half a million dollars, just ahead of Sen. Joe Schiavoni and former congresswoman Betty Sutton. Dayton mayor Nan Whaley is running for reelection, so her fundraising goes to that campaign for now.
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Total fundraising
> Raised: $2,022,584.45
> COH: $4,277,389.37
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> Mike DeWine
> Raised: $1,264,555.59
> Loaned: $1,000,000
> COH: $4,674,050.87
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> Mary Taylor
> Raised: $639,573.12
> COH:$436,883.97
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> Jim Renacci
> Raised: $576,093.76
> Loaned: $4,000,000.
> COH: $4,379,103.99
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> Betty Sutton (D)
> Raised: $275,048.87
> COH: $209.680.08
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> Joe Schiavoni (D)
> Raised: $341,755.83
> COH: $245,251.07
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> Connie Pillich (D)
> Raised: $547,060.87
> $COH: 720,525.97