As of the Monday deadline to file campaign finance reports, Kansas First District congressional candidate Roger Marshall had $86,214 on hand after receiving contributions totalling $1,176,285, and his Independent rival Alan LaPolice had $41,715 available after net contributions of $98,671.

The information detailing their campaign income and expenses are outlined in information filed with the Federal Election Commission.

Marshal, an obstetrician/gynecologist from Great Bend and political newcomer, upset two-term Republican incumbent Tim Huelskamp in the Aug. 9 primary. After making a strong showing against Huelskamp as a Republican challenger in the 2014 primary, LaPolice, a Clyde farmer, is running as a third-party candidate this time around.

For more specific data, visit fec.gov/finance/disclosure/disclosure_data_search.shtml and look for “individual search” under “Disclosure Data Search.”

LaPolice

LaPolice had 67 itemized individual donors, most from Central Kansas, and an unknown number of non-itemized contributors. He had no other committee contributions.

The details include:

• Receipts

Itemized individual contributions (67 of them) – $87,125

Unitemized individual contributions – $5,969

Total individual contributions – $93,094

Party committees contributions – $0

Other committees contributions – $0

Candidate contributions – $5,577

Total contributions – $98,671

Transfers from authorized committees – $0

Candidate loans – $30,000

Other loans – $0

Total loans – $30,000

Offsets to operating expenditures – $387

Other receipts – $0

Total receipts – $129,058

• Disbursements

Operating expenditures – $91,018

Transfers to authorized committees – $0

Candidate loan repayments – $0

Other loan repayments – $0

Total loan repayments – $0

Individual refunds – $0

Political party refunds – $0

Other committee refunds – $0

Total contribution refunds – $0

Other disbursements – $0

Total disbursements – $91,018

• Cash summary

Beginning cash on hand – $3,675

Ending cash on hand – $41,715

Net contributions – $98,671

Net operating expenditures – $90,631

Debts/loans owed by – $31,163

Debts/loans owed to – $0

Marshall

A glance of Marshall’s report shows he had 729 itemized individual donors, most from Central Kansas, and an unknown number of non-itemized contributors. He also had 24 committee contributions and most of these were from out of state.

The details include:

• Receipts

Itemized individual contributions (749 of them) – $640,786

Unitemized individual contributions – $62,551

Total individual contributions – $703,338

Party committees contributions – $0

Other committees contributions (24 of them) – $422,199

Candidate contributions – $53,547

Total contributions – $1,179,085

Transfers from authorized committees – $0

Candidate loans – $364,000

Other loans – $0

Total loans – $364,000

Offsets to operating expenditures – $15

Other receipts – $0

Total receipts – $1,543,101

• Disbursements

Operating expenditures – $1,367,086

Transfers to authorized committees – $0

Candidate loan repayments – $87,000

Other loan repayments – $0

Total loan repayments – $87,000

Individual refunds – $100

Political party refunds – $0

Other committee refunds – $2,700

Total contribution refunds – $2,800

Other disbursements – $0

Total disbursements – $1,456,886

• Cash summary

Beginning cash on hand – $0

Ending cash on hand – $86,214

Net contributions – $1,176,285

Net operating expenditures – $1,367,071

Debts/loans owed by – $216,000

Debts/loans owed to – $0