Governor Rankings by Total Contributions Reported This Cycle

I’ll be doing various analyses on campaign disclosures over the next couple of weeks, but based solely on total contributions reported this reporting period (line 5 of the Summary Report on the Campaign Disclosure Reports), this is how the Governor’s race stacks up thus far:

Overall:
Nathan Deal ($1,230,290.00) includes loans of $250,000
Eric Johnson ($962,773.40)
Thurbert Baker ($704,331.00)
Karen Handel ($431,178.57)
John Oxendine ($416,580.35)
David Poythress ($304,045.00) includes loans of $185,000
DuBose Porter ($231,250.00)
Austin Scott ($180,620.00) includes loans of $9,225
Ray McBerry ($18,596.44)
John Monds ($11,157.15)
Roy Barnes ($0.00)

Democrats:
Thurbert Baker ($704,331.00)
David Poythress ($304,045.00) includes loans of $185,000
DuBose Porter ($231,250.00)
Roy Barnes ($0.00)

Libertarian:
John Monds ($11,157.15)

Republicans:
Nathan Deal ($1,230,290.00) includes loans of $250,000
Eric Johnson ($962,773.40)
Karen Handel ($431,178.57)
John Oxendine ($416,580.35)
Austin Scott ($180,620.00) includes loans of $9,225
Ray McBerry ($18,596.44)

The biggest thing that I will note here is that apparently, Roy Barnes refused to accept a single donation in the month between announcing his candidacy and the due date of this report. I would fully expect him to be at least competitive with Baker on the next report, possibly even closer to or surpassing Deal and Johnson’s current numbers.