Republican Primary Results - State Auditor

Gary Jones won with larger percentages than the previous maps, hence the change in percentages per color. Also, I have attempted to do the colors in line with the main color of the candidates' logo - it does not indicate party or ideology. Just for clarification... and that applies to all of my maps.

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Campaign Contributions from 2010 Statewide Candidates

According to ethics reports on FollowTheMoney.org, the candidates below contributed the following amounts to Republican and Democrat candidates. A few candidates are not listed as having donated to campaigns. Some of these are interesting.

State Auditor and Inspector

State Auditor Steve Burrage (D) - incumbent

• $37,500 to 16 Democrat candidates/committees
• $500 to one Republican candidate

David Hanigar (R) [donated exclusively to Democrats, switched parties last fall]

• $1,710 to Democrat Auditor Jeff McMahan
• $1,895 to Democrat Attorney General Drew Edmondson
• $80 to the Oklahoma Democratic Party
  
• $100 to Democrat State Treasurer Scott Meacham
  

Gary Jones (R) [now-former OKGOP chairman; ran for Auditor in 2002, 2006]

• $18,242 to 28 Republican candidates
  
• $264,749 to own campaigns for Auditor

Attorney General

Jim Priest (D)

• $500 to 2 Democrat candidates
• $300 to 2 Republican candidates
  

Ryan Leonard (R)

• $1,000 to 9 Republican candidates
  

Scott Pruitt (R)

• $425 to OKGOP
• $165,850 to his Lt. Governor campaign
  

Lieutenant Governor

Kenneth Corn (D)

• $5,012 to 6 Democrat candidates/committees
  

Todd Lamb (R)

• $550 to 3 Republican candidates
  

John Wright (R)

• $615 to 5 Republican candidates/committees
• $525 to his own State House campaign
  

Bill Crozier (R)

• $578 to 4 Republican candidates/committees
• $75 to former Democrat State Sen. Stratton Taylor
  

Richard Prawdzienski (I)

• $300 to one Republican candidate
• $100 to one Independent candidate
• $10,308 to his own Independent campaigns
  

State Treasurer

Owen Laughlin (R)

• $2,400 to 6 Republican candidates

Ken Miller (R)

• $100 to one Republican candidate
• $20,000 to his own State House campaign
• $500 to his 2004 State House campaign from his ex-wife, Tina
  

More races to come later.