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    Candidate Receipt/Expenditure Reports Released

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    By KMAN Staff on February 24, 2015 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County, Top Story
    Kansas Governmental Ethics commission
    Receipt and expenditure reports from Manhattan City Commission Candidates were due Monday–and Linda Morse currently has the biggest amount of cash on hand. Morse shows $6,091.90, with $6,135.00 of contributions since January first.
    Michael Dodson has the next largest campaign treasury at this point, with $1,837.21 of cash on hand, and contributions of $2,550.00.
    The other candidates in descending order of cash on hand include Wynn Butler with $1,049.25 in cash, and $1,050 of contributions, Jerred McKee with $405.95  in cash and $575 in contributions, John Ball with $280.13 cash and $220 dollars in contributions, and Kaleb James with no cash or contributions in the nearly two month period.
    The reports are required by the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission.
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