Mullin Raises Nearly $100,000 in Two Months

South San Francisco Councilmember Kevin Mullin has raised close to $100,000 for his campaign to represent District 22 in the California Assembly and has over $76,000 cash on hand, according to the latest FEC filings.

District 22 includes South San Francisco and most of San Mateo County. Mullin has been called the favorite in the race given that he's the Democrat in an overwhelmingly Democratic area and his opponent, Mark Gilham, has no political experience.

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In her fight to beat Jerry Hill for the 13th District state senate seat, Sally Lieber says she is "campaigning as Sally ‘Less Money’ Lieber. I don’t have the big money on my side."

Campaign funding information for the most recently measured election period mirrors Lieber's claims.

Hill has raised a little over $350,000 in contributions. Lieber has raised less than $20,000. Hill has spent nearly $232,000, Lieber less than $11,000. Lieber does have cash on hand; over $213,000. Hill's campaign bank account shows about $269,500.

Data released late last week shows wide variations in the amounts of money candidates in San Mateo County have raised in the period between March 18 - May 19, how much they have spent, and how much cash they have on hand. The data comes from the Federal Election Commission and the California Secretary of State.

There were no reports available for several candidates according to the FEC and the Secretary of State's office. Reports were not available for:

U.S. Congressional District 14

• Michael Moloney

U.S. Congressional District 18

• Dave Chapman

State Assembly District 19

• Mathew Del Carlo
• James Pan

State Assembly District 22

• Mark Gilham

State Assembly District 24

• Geby Espinosa
• Joseph Rosas
• Chengzhi Yang

State Senate District 13

• Christopher Chiang
• John Webster

More data can be found at the Around the Capitol website.