NEW YORK—With the city’s mayoral election a little more than a year away, candidates—declared or not—had until midnight Monday to file their disclosure statement to the Campaign Finance Board, showing how much money they have raised between Jan. 12 and July 11 this year.
Here is a look at how much each mayoral candidate took in during period five:
Bill de Blasio
De Blasio’s campaign raised the most money for the second period in a row, taking in a net $760,746 in period five. The public advocate has not officially announced his candidacy for mayor. His campaign, however, has garnered much support with 1,152 supporters donating an average of $660.
De Blasio spent $226,159 net in period five, second only to John Liu, mostly on campaign consultants.
Christine Quinn
Current City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has not officially announced her candidacy for mayor but is considered a front-runner thus far. Her campaign office reported net contributions of $654,666 in period five, giving her an estimated $5 million in her campaign account.
