With eight days before the Nov. 6 general election, campaign finance reports for candidates in contested Cole County races were due Monday.
The reporting period covers Oct. 1-25.
Prosecuting attorney
In the race for Cole County prosecutor, Republican candidate Locke Thompson and his committee, Friends for Locke Thompson, reported $15,305.96 on hand at the close of the reporting period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: George Carr, of Jefferson City, $1,250; Rik and Jill Combs, of Jefferson City, $100; Gary and Emily Eggen, of Jefferson City, $100; Dale and Shae Eickhoff, of Jefferson City, $250; Gibbs Pool and Turner PC, of Jefferson City, $1,500; Jerry and Patty Howell, of Jefferson City, $200; Jude and Mary Jo Markway, of Jefferson City, $100; Mark and Susan Newbold, of Jefferson City, $200; Jeff and Jone Piontek, of Jefferson City, $200; Tom and Kim Robbins, of Jefferson City, $200; Bob and Diane Roling, of Jefferson City, $250; Mary Jo Schneiders, of Jefferson City, $300; Ron Thill, of Jefferson City, $200; Reese and Cynthia Thompson, of Jefferson City, $6,000; Ben and Laura Vallier, of Jefferson City, $250; Brian and Kristina Bernskoetter, of Jefferson City, $100; Flotron & McIntosh, LLC, of Jefferson City, $250; David Stewart, of Maryland Heights, $1,000; Missouri Republican Leadership PAC, $2,500; Tim and Debbie Anderson, of Jefferson City, $100; Anji Gandhi, of Jefferson City, $250; and Larry and Mary Bloebaum, of Jefferson City, $100.
Democratic candidate Deirdre "DK" Hirner and her committee, Hirner for Cole County Prosecutor, reported $7,470.18 on hand at the close of the recording period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: Toni Kalan, of Dallas, $250; Douglas Burnett, of Hartsburg, $125; Mary Winter, of Lohman, $200; Michael Reid, of Jefferson City, $250; Beth Hofherr, of Jefferson City, $250; Rodney Gray, of Columbia, $250; Missouri State Conference of Electrical Workers PAC, of Kansas City, $500; Anthony Samuel, of Indianapolis, $250; Kay Callison, of Columbia, $125; IUOE Political and Education Fund, of Bridgeton, $250; Cole County Democratic Central Committee, $550; Jefferson Democratic Club Cole County, $500; Sharon Keating, of Jefferson City, $678; Peter Hofherr, of Jefferson City, $156; Marilee Tatman, of Jefferson City, $200; and Justin Carver, of Jefferson City, $200.
The winner will take office in January, replacing incumbent Prosecuting Attorney Mark Richardson, who lost the August Republican primary to Thompson.
Associate circuit judge
In the race for Cole County associate circuit judge, Republican candidate Cotton Walker and his campaign, Cotton Walker for Judge, reported $8,791.77 on hand at the close of the reporting period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: Rob Agee, of Jefferson City, $175; Jeff Ahlers, of Jefferson City, $200; Jeannette Bernskoetter, of Jefferson City, $100; Gregg Bexten, of Jefferson City, $175; Fred Bodenhamer, of Jefferson City, $100; Mark Buschjost, of Wardsville, $100; John Conrad, of Jefferson City, $100; Clifford Cornell, of Hartsburg, $100; Janet Wear Enloe, of Jefferson City, $100; Steve Gaw, of Holts Summit, $100; Lynn Graves, of Jefferson City, $100; Chris Hackman, of Jefferson City, $100; Richard Hirst, of Holts Summit, $1,000; Joe Jobe, of Jefferson City, $253; Richard Kolb, of Jefferson City, $100; Dan LeCure, of Jefferson City, $100; LeAnn McCarthy, of Jefferson City, $200; Ron Mudd, of Jefferson City, $100; Jason Paulsmeyer, of Jefferson City, $100; Greg Rollins, of Jefferson City, $250; Dan Schmitz, of Jefferson City, $253; Cole County Republican Club, $725; James Sone, of Jefferson City, $100; Harvey Tettlebaum, of Jefferson City, $200; Steve Veile, of Jefferson City, $100; Jake Vogel, of Jefferson City, $124; E.C. Walker, of Jefferson City, $1,000; Daniel Westhues, of Jefferson City, $200; D. Kimberly Whittle, of Clayton, $500; Mitchell Woodrum, of Jefferson City, $200; Daniel Reed, of Clayton, $500; and Marcy Davidson, of Jefferson City, $100.
Democratic candidate Gaylin Rich Carver and her campaign, Gaylin Carver for Associate Judge, reported $6,380.76 on hand at the end of the reporting period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: Richard Pemberton, of Jefferson City, $100; Joan Cage, of Jefferson City, $100; Linda Graebner, of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, $485.20; Jennifer Su, of Jefferson City, $193; Michael Dallmeyer, of Jefferson City, $200; Sandra Van Rozelen, of Jefferson City, $200; Sid Belshe, of Lohman, $100; Matt Turner, of Jefferson City, $300; Timothy Galbraith, of Jefferson City, $500; Bill Gratz, of Jefferson City, $100; Ann Michael, of Jefferson City, $100; Kimberly Murphy, of Jefferson City, $325; Rodd Hillard, of Jefferson City, $300; Mary Callahan, of Jefferson City, $150; Sally Robuck, of Jefferson City, $250; Stephen Waters, of Jefferson City, $200; James Luetkemeyer, of Lohman, $250; Deirdre Hirner, of Jefferson City, $180, Bridget Hoy, of St. Louis, $100, Gibbs Pool and Turner PC, of Jefferson City, $350; James Holloran, of Brentwood, $485.25; Gracia Nabhane, of Jefferson City, $100; Harry Hill, of Novinger, $100; Sheet Metal Workers International, of St. Louis, $500; Susan Price, of St. Louis, $100; Kareem Bokey-Yadam, of Columbia, $500; Ann Whaley, of Jefferson City, $100; Peggy Cochran, of Rocky Mount, $200; Cole County Democratic Central Committee, $550; JDCCC-PAC, of Jefferson City, $500; Missouri-AFL-CIO COPE PAC, of Jefferson City, $400; Renee Godbee, of Jefferson City, $950; and George Kistler, of Jefferson City, $800.
The winner in this election will take office in January and replace incumbent Judge Tom Sodergren, who is not running for re-election.
Recorder of deeds
In the race for Cole County recorder of deeds, Republican candidate Judy Ridgeway and her committee, Ridgeway 4 Recorder, reported $1,655.24 on hand at the close of the reporting period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: the Missouri Realtors PAC Inc., of Columbia, $250; William Loesch, of Jefferson City, $100; and Michael Bernskoetter, of Jefferson City, $100.
Democratic candidate Ted Stewart and his campaign, which is listed under his name, Thomas T. Stewart, reported $3,228 on hand at the close of the reporting period.
Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: JDCCC-PAC, of Jefferson City, $500; Graves Menu Maker Foods, of Jefferson City, $400; Jacob Vogel, of Jefferson City, $300; and Paul Meyer Family Trust, of Jefferson City, $250.
The winner will take office in January and will replace incumbent Recorder Ralph Bray, who lost to Ridgeway in the August Republican primary.
County clerk
In the race for Cole County clerk, Republican incumbent Clerk Steve Korsmeyer and his campaign, Citizens to Elect Steve Korsmeyer, reported $4,526.06 on hand at the close of the reporting period. Those giving contributions of $100 or more included: Greg Rollins, of Jefferson City, $213.25; Ed Storey, of Jefferson City, $500; and Ann Kampeter, of Holts Summit, $200.
Green Party candidate Ann Moeckli and her campaign, Moeckli for County Clerk, reported that neither the total amount of contributions they received during this period, nor the amount of expenditures made by the committee, exceeded $500.
The winner will take office in January.