COUNTING THE FUNDING &#8211; Taking a look at the campaign contributions for Gadsden County candidates

By law, candidates in local, state, and national elections must disclose the agencies, businesses, and individuals who make campaign donations to their election pursuits.

Below is the funding information for the candidates in the August county commission, and school board races.

County Commissioner, District 2

The winner of the Gadsden County Commissioner, District 2 Democratic Primary race will face newly-appointed Republican Commissioner Jeffrey Moore in the November General Election.

Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins—Democrat

Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins, a resident of Quincy is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 2. Campaign contributions: Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $60 Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $100 Lillie Jackson, $200 Allison Davis, $200 Anthony Mathews, $250 Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $700 SS Express Transport, $1,000 Jerry Roberts, $50 Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $200 Vivian Grant, $400, Lonzetta Simpkins, $500 Frances Harrell, $100 Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $150 Carol Gavin, $25 Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $300 Alejandro Bolques, $50 Sondra Anderson, $50 Roosevelt Brown, $50 Robert Youman, $20 Ellis McMillon, $75 Dannie McMillion $75 Dorthy Roberts, $75 Charles Flowers, $100 Mary Mcleroy, $100 Martine Neslon, $50 Martine Simone, $250 Lonzetta Simpkins, $300 Stephon Simpkins, $200 Mary Moore, $100 Mis’Shaylanquia Smith, $60 Steven Simpkins, $102, in-kind, T-shirts Alonzetta Johnson-Simpkins (candidate), $84.61, In-Kind, yard signs Total monetary contributions: $5,790 Total in-kind Contributions: $186.61

Markey Rivers, Sr.—Democrat

Markey Rivers, Sr., a resident of Havana, is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 2. Campaign contributions: Markey Rivers, Sr. (candidate), $2,550 Markey Rivers, Sr. (candidate), $80 Sharon, McCLoud, $90 Jewel James Anderson, $200 Cynthia McMillian, $50 Patricia Kenon, $50 Markey Rivers, Sr. (candidate), $206.32 Gregory and Cheryl Ellison, $100 Devin Roberts, $200 Marcus Bradley, $200 Markey Rivers, Sr. (candidate), $500 Patricia Lindsey, $50 Martavious and Eboni Lindsey, $50 Gloria Roberts, $20 Gregory and Sherhonda Shoats (business), $750, shirts Total monetary contributions: $4,346.32 Total In-Kind Contributions: $750

Charles Salem, III—Democrat

Charles Salem, a resident of Quincy, is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 2. Campaign contributions: Charles Salem (candidate), $2,447.40 Charles Salem (candidate), $519.57 Charles Salem (candidate), $2,200 Charles Salem (candidate), $2,000 Charles Salem (candidate), $1,200 Terry Miller, $200 Bill Snyder, $50 Barry Webster, $1,000 David Binder, $50 Alvin Miller, $500 Willie Canidate, $150 Total monetary contributions: $10,316.97

County Commissioner, District 4

Leon Alexander (Write-In)

Leon Alexander, a resident of Quincy, is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 2.

Domonique Grant—Democrat

Domonique Grant, a resident of Quincy is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 4. Campaign contributions: Domonique Grant (candidate), $50 Mt. Hosea M.B. Church, $250 Browns Produce Farms, $200 Linda Barnes, $50 Williams Funeral Home, $100 Angela Sapp, $50 Domonique Grant (candidate), $250 Michelle Gray, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Anglie Homes, $50 Dedra Ganious, $40 Christopher Stokes, $50 Bridget McLeroy-White, $40 Michelle Gray, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Carolyn Smith, $25 Sarah Smith, $25 Charles Robinson, $25 Talonda Tate, $50 Rhonda Jackson, $25 Talonda Tate, $50 Christopher Stokes, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Lillian Green, $50 Judy Green, $50 Attie McLeroy, $50 Judy Green, $25 Rolanda Jackson, $50 Chavers Devester, $200 Michelle Gray, $50 Christopher Green, $50 Rhonda Jackson, $20 Michael Brown, $200 Domonique Grant (candidate), $450 Sonja Johnson, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Christopher Green, $50 Michael Brown, $50 Linda Brown, $50 Rhonda Jackson, $50 Linda Brown, $50 Roger Milton, $150 Domonique Grant (candidate), $,2000 Sarah Smith, $20 Jerome Green, $50 Carolyn Green, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Michelle, Gray, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Michelle, Gray, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Talonda Tate, $50 Charles Robinson, $20 Mt. Hosea M.B. Church, $150 Roselie Lachapelle, $1,000 Mykerlie Lochapell, $1,000 Mondestin Perelus, $1,000 Melissa Price Rimpel, $1,000 Caplin Family Offices, $1,000 Trinity IT Services, $1,000 Pulse Clinical Alliance, $1,000 Providence Technology Solution, $1,000 American Property First, $1,000 Judy Green, $50 Michelle Gray, $50 Christopher Green, $50 Rhonda Jackson, $50 Linda Brown, $50 William Grant, $150 Lillie Thomas, $25 Michelle Gray, $50 Christopher Green, $50 Rhonda Jackson, $100 Adrian Boles, $300 Andrew Dinuca, $14 Desmona Hale, $7 Ron Johnson, $28 Rick Moore, $7 Dennis Yon, $14 Charlie, Frost, $10 Maple Bowen, $19 Bobby Baker, $14 Tremaine Miller, $5 Patricia Parks, 5 Anthony Dubose, $21 Sherrie House, $5 Patricia Baker, $10 Tonya Ludlow, $32 Montreal Bradly, $7 Alice Kelly, $7 Barbara Lewis, $7 Lizzie Chandler, $14 William Singleton, $7 Sydney Singleton, $49 Marlo Woodard, $110, in-kind, signs Tonya Lydlow, $75, in-kind, chicken Clarence Perry, $175, in-kind, fish Total monetary contributions: $15,842 Total in-kind contributions: $360

Brenda Holt—Democrat

Brenda Holt, a resident of Gretna, is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 4. Campaign contributions: Brenda Holt (candidate), $100 Jeanine Baron, $500 Trina Rozier, $500 Walter Mickey Presha, $500 Raven Kyle, $1,000 Four Star Freight, $1,000 Bank Centennial, $.12 Brenda Holt (candidate), $200 Brenda Holt (candidate), $200 Dan Miller Design & Construction, $1,000 Centennial Bank, $.03 Brenda Holt (candidate), $500 Bank Centennial, $.02 MAS unlimited, $1,000 Felicia Evans MEE Holdings, $500 Maurice Evans, $500 Lisa Miller, $200 ASIL Enterprise, $1,000 Rudolph Maloy, $250 Alfred Lawson, $250 Gladiators PAC, $500 Brenda Holt (candidate), $1,000 Roy Moore Piggly Wiggly, $157, in-kind, supplies for campaign Robert Barkley, $150, in-kind, fish Total monetary contributions: $10,700.17 Total in-kind contributions: $360

Clarence Jackson—Democrat

Clarence Jackson, a resident of Quincy is running for Gadsden County Commissioner, District 4. Campaign contributions: Jason Sanders, $1,000 Felicia Safford, $100 Loretha Bellamy, $100 Fitzgerald J Marsha, $250 Marsha J Fitzgerald, $250 Lessie Jackson, $200 Alma Venisee, $400 Gwendolyn Streeter, $100 Vallie I Grace, $50 Bessie Wright, $50 Albert I Branch, $40 Tasha Belford, $50 Debra Brown, $50 Ira Hamilton, $50 Wanda Colston, $50 Joana I Jackson, $50 Romeko D Baker, $50 Nathaniel Jackson, $50 Brenda Thomas, $50 Robert Mitchell, $50 Jaelen Jackson, $250 Clarence Sr. Jackson, $50 Anthony I Matthews, $210 Bonnie Woods, $100 Donald Williams, $150 Wade Williams, $500 Shenita Highman, 50 Brenda Howard, $100 Renita Hayes, $100 Thomas Murray, $100 Frances, Harrel, $100 Beverly Roney, $100 Gerald Lamothe, $250 Sandra I Joseph, $200 Jackson Insurance, $250 William Hightower, $250 Annette Baker, $50 Lessie I Jackson, $150 Lillie Murray, $75 Lessie M Jackson, $200 Carlton Sheffield, $100 Bradford May, $500 Fount Jr. May, $500 Marsha J Fitzgerald, $158.62, in-kind, Friendship Community Campaign Launch Romeko D Baker, $50, DJ Music Total monetary contributions: $7,325 Total in-kind contribution, $208.62

School Board, District 2 (Non-Partisan)

Jefferson Flores

Jefferson Flores is running for School Board, District 2. Campaign Contributions: Ingrid Flores, $50 Tracey Stallworth, $100 Jessica Flores, $100 Roberto Flores, $100 Bryan Flores, $50 Gilberto Aragon, $25 Raquel Valiente, $30 Emerson Aragon, $40 Jessica Flores, $50 Douglas Duke, $30 Jessica Flores, $50 Bryan Flores, $50 Ana R Valente, $30 Bryan Flores, $50 Jessica Flores, $20 Flores Jefferson, $450 Ana Raquel Valiente, $500 JF Building Maintenance, $550 JF Building Maintenance, $525 Jessica Flores, $50 Bryan, Flores, $50 Ana R Valiente, $30 Jessica Flores, $50 Bryan Flores, $50 Bryan Flores, $50 Total monetary contributions: $2,330

Rodney Moore

Rodney Moore, a resident of Quincy, is running for School Board, District 2. Campaign contributions: Rodney Moore, $50 Rodney Moore (candidate), $470, in-kind, yard signs Total monetary contributions: $50 Total in-kind contributions: $470

Steve Scott

Steve Scott, a resident of Quincy is running for School Board, District 2. Campaign contributions: Steve Scott (candidate,), $500 Steve Scott (candidate), $1,000 John Pat Thomas, $500 Bradley Joyner, $500 S Lamont Cook, $1,000 Lucinda Scott, $200 BWI Home Construction, $150 EW Hinson, $200 Don Stewart, $25 Steve Scott (candidate), $700 Total monetary contributions: $4,075 Total in-kind contributions: $700

School Board, District 4 (Non-Partisan)

Charlie Frost

Charlie Frost, a resident of Quincy is running for School Board, District, District 4. Campaign contributions: Charlie David Frost (candidate), $100 J. Kinson Cook, $500 Jordan Peeples, $500 S. Lamont Cook, $1,000 R. Bradley Joyner, $500 John or Pat Thomas, $500 Total monetary contributions: $3,100

Sherita Bush Moore

Sherita Bush Moore, a resident of Gretna, is running for School Board, District 4. Campaign contributions: Alvin Bush, III, $50 Cynthia Hayes-Riley, $50 Chrishaunda Sailor, $25 Valerie Proctor, $50 Deanna Green, $25 Kamecia Thompson, $50 Sherhonda Shoats, $50 Patricia Beamon, $50 Shaundra McGlockton, $100 Janice Harris Simmons, $100 Shanekia Battles, $5 Donna Salters, $50 Alvin T. Bush, $300 Clay Dickey, $200 Ronnie Butler, $100 Latasha Howard, $25 Latonya Baker, $150 Marcus Smith, $100 Zachary Woods, $100 James Payne, $100 Erinn Daniels, $100 Veneka Brown, $50 Shawanea Ward, $100 Clarissa York, $50 India Richardson, $50 Dallas, Richardson, $20 Rasharra Hughes, $50 Terri Keys, $50 Ronte Harris, $100 Essie Bethea, $25 Ann Sherman, $50 Larry Salters, $50 Aegis Scott, $50 Priscilla Nelomes, $50 Tama Baker, $50 Lisa Oliver, $50 Dietrich Simmons, $50 Eddie Richardson, $50 Classic Shirts, $500 Larry Ware, $25 Keylo’s Barber Shop, $150 Kevin Bouie, $150 Stephen Lightfoot, $50 Amanda Lightfoot, $50 Eddie Erving, $50 Jeanette Erving, $50 David Wilson, $10 Charles Marshall, $10 Walter Smith, $40 Glenn Feaster, $10 Gee and Lee, $250 Janice Harris, $100 Ayonna Taylor, $25 Calandra Robinson, $25 Herchel Bowens, $10 Torris & Shannikia Bethea, $100 Loretha Bellamy, $100, Fredia Houston, $25 Patricia Williams, $50 Marilyn Conyers, $10 Jennifer Rollins, $10 LaKesia Perkins, $20 Dana Gibson, $5 Donna Gibson, $5 Shantoria Zanders, $10 Ashley Mosley, $10 Hubert Horne, Jr. $50 Carla Wells, $100 Shannon & Ken Brown, $25 Carolyn Harden, $50 Ronda Jackson, $10 Barbara Brown-Horne, $150 Carlos B Moore, $50 Sherita B. Moore, $50 Tshirts and Moore, $1,000, in-kind, t-shirts Alvin Bush, $200, in-kind, wood and construction of signs McGlockton Valuable Photography, $100, in-kind, photos Veneka Brown, $85, in-kind, make-up Shawanea Ward, $150, in-kind, hair Shawanna Moye, in-kind, $300, graphics Sherhonda Shoats, $100, in-kind, $100, t-shirt graphics Alvin Bush, $100, in-kind, lumber and labor for large signs Total monetary contributions: $5,270 Total in-kind contributions: $2,035

Cynthia Hayes-Riley

Sherita Bush Moore, a resident of Gretna, is running for School Board, District 4. Campaign contributions: Nettie Donald Williams, $50 Edna Hussein, $50 Sandy Owens, $100 The Choice Investment Prop., $350 P Patel, $200 Chan Donald, $500 Kindrea Hill, $50 Klennorris Barber, $100 Johnny Riley, $1,000 Matthew Bryant, $50 Barkley Security Agency, $125 Bettye Thigpen, $50 Renita Hayes, $50 Sonya Blanks, $100 Johnny Jackson, $50 Sterling & Joan DuPont Debra Love, $50 Henry & Sandra Grant, $100 Sandra Grant, $50 Henry Grant, $$50 Barbara Fields, $25 James Scriven, $300 Angela Hudson, $25 Frederick Randolph, $100 Essie Gispson, $25 Linda Hayes, $100 Rosa & George Barkley, $50 Juliett Jakson, $250 B. Wright, $50 Klennoris Barber, $100 Orkeys Auriene, $50 Brenda Hardwick, $40 Michael & Alice Lowe, $50 Charles Scriven, $100 Jean Jasmin, $50 Greg & Linda Turral, $25 Wanda Barkley, $200 Robert Barkley, Jr., $100 Melissa Smith, $50 Victor Barkley, $100 Bryon Barkley, $50 Charles & Jeanette Scriven, $150 Brenda Johnson, $50 Geardline Rush, $50 Michael Moore, $100 Michael Moore, $100 Diane Sheffield, $100 Sheryl Anifowoshe, $40 Earnest Barkley, $25 Annie Buttler, $25 Eric & Cannella Jefferis, $100 Eric & Cannella Jefferis, $100 Phyllis Simmons, $50 Annine Doris Cummuningham, $25 Joey & Katie Edwards, $100 Phigenix, $100 Elite Auto Sales, $200 John & Gloria Youmans, $50 Winnfrey, Donald, $200 Maurice Evan, $200 Richard Lockwood, $200 Maurice Evan, $200 Richard Lockwood, $200 KD & Mary Wright, $100 Chaneidre Jones, $25 Bernice Black, $25 McAurther Lawn Care, $215, in-kind, donated yard signs Joe Lewis, $100, in-kind, lumber for signs Crystal Shefield, $50, in-kind, lumber for signs Total monetary contributions: $7,430 Total in-kind contributions: $365

Soil and Water Conservation, District 3 (Non-Partisan)

Karen Alday-Henderson

Karen Alday-Henderson, a resident of Quincy, is running for Soil and Water Conservation, District 3. Campaign contributions: Karen Alday-Henderson (candidate), $50

Wendell Driggers, Jr.

Wendell Driggers, Jr., a resident of Quincy, is running for Soil and Water Conservation, District 3. Campaign contributions: $0

Soil and Water Conservation, District 3 (Non-Partisan)

Michael Brown

Michael Brown, a resident of Quincy, is running for Soil and Water Conservation, District 4. Campaign contributions: $0

Sterling "Lance" Watson, Jr.,

Sterling Watson, Jr., a resident of Quincy, is running for Soil and Water Conservation, District 4. Campaign contributions: $0

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