December was a lackluster month of fundraising for all five of the candidates running in the countywide Hillsborough County Commission district 6 race, with only Republican Tim Schock raising more than $2,000 during the busy holiday season.
Schock is challenging Jim Norman for the GOP nomination next August, and still trails him significantly in overall fundraising. Norman has raised a total of $108,575 in the race, while Schock has taken in $40,450.
Norman raised only $1,000 in December, but spent $5,550 to GPS Partners for campaign work. In November, Norman raised $7,450, and also spent $5,500 to GPS Partners.
Meanwhile, all three of the Democrats in the race also had quiet Decembers in terms of their level of fundraising.
Pat Kemp raised $1,650 last month, and has raised $58,900 overall. Brian Willis raised just $500, but continues to lead all Democrats overall in fundraising in the contest with $67,592. And former County Commissioner Thomas Scott took in $500 last month, and has raised $22,346.
The primary elections for both parties take place on August 30.
