Sandy Springs mayoral race heats up with $300K raised among candidates

Five candidates are seeking polling in the Sandy Springs mayoral race with the winner presiding over city council meetings for the next four years starting in January Credit Bob PepalisCandidates for mayor of Sandy Springs have collectively raised more than so far through campaign contributions as of April The six city council seats and the mayor s position are up for electoral contest on Nov in a non-partisan ballot Andy Bauman who publicized his campaign on April raised in a little more than a month Bauman as of now serves as the District city council member Candidates in municipal elections were required to file a campaign contribution summary Jan April and June Incumbent Mayor Rusty Paul running for his fourth term raised since filing his account Jan He s raised a total of since he disclosed he was running last September District council member Jody Reichel raised in the last reporting period She has raised to date since announcing her campaign on Jan Dontaye Carter who is making his second bid for poll to the mayor s post raised in the most of contemporary reporting period He s raised to date for his campaign which he released in January Alex Somer a Sandy Springs resident who released he was running for the mayor s seat has not filed campaign contribution forms or a declaration of intent to collect campaign contributions Andrew Chinsky the lone candidate as of May for the District council seat that Bauman will leave at the end of his term has raised for his campaign Chinsky began his campaign on March Read more about the municipal electoral process in the Sandy Springs Ballot Guide The post Sandy Springs mayoral race heats up with K raised among candidates appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta