City Council president campaign finance reports released

NEWSROOM. SO TOLLY, LET’S START WITH THE RACE FOR CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT. YEAH, THE DEADLINE TO FILE CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORTS WAS YESTERDAY. AND THEY SHOWED THE INCUMBENT CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT, NICK MOSBY IS FACING STIFF COMPETITION AHEAD OF THE MAY 14TH DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. MOSBY’S CAMPAIGN HAS ROUGHLY $183,000 CASH BALANCE RIGHT NOW, WHILE ZEKE COHEN HAS A LITTLE MORE THAN $530,000 ON HAND. SHANNON SNEED HAS ABOUT $169,000 TO SPEND SWITCHING GEARS TO THE DEMOCRATIC RACE FOR MAYOR, THE INCUMBENT MAYOR, BRANDON SCOTT, IS LEADING THE PACK. CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORTS SHOW MAYOR SCOTT HAS ABOUT 108 $835,000 IN CASH, AND BOB WALLACE HAS ROUGHLY. $229,000 ON HAND. SHEILA DIXON SITUATION IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT. SHE HAS $370,000 TO SPEND, BUT SHE ALSO HAS A SUPER PAC CALLED BETTER BALTIMORE DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING HER CANDIDACY, WITH AN ADDITIONAL $200,000 IN IT, $100,000 OF THAT SUPER PAC MONEY COMES FROM DAVID SMITH, CHAIRMAN OF SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP, AND THE NEW OWNER OF THE BALTIMORE SUN. DIXON WAS ASKED YESTERDAY IF SMITH, OWNING THE PAPER, COULD PUSH HER CAMPAIGN FORWARD. HE BOUGHT THE SUN PAPER. OKAY, BUT YOU KNOW, HOW IS THAT GOING TO IMPACT WHAT HAPPENS TO ME AND I DON’T RELY ON ON PAPERS AND ENDORSEMENTS IN THAT RESPECT. PEOPLE. YEAH. BECAUSE THEY KNOW WHAT I CAN DO. DIXON WENT ON TO SAY THAT SHE’S MOST PROUD OF THE ENDORSEMENT OF CITY COUNCILMAN ERIC COSTELLO AND STATE DELEGATE SANDY ROSENBERG. YOU CAN FIND FULL CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORTS, INCLUDING WHO THE DONORS ARE RIGHT NOW ON THE WBAL TV APP.

Competition stiff in race for Baltimore City Council president, campaign finance reports show

Updated: 6:21 PM EST Jan 18, 2024

Competition is stiff in the 2024 race for Baltimore City Council president, newly released campaign finance reports show.| CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORTS: Zeke Cohen, Nick Mosby, Shannon SneedThe campaign finance reports, which were due on Wednesday, show incumbent Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby faces stiff competition ahead of the May 14 Democratic Primary.Mosby’s campaign has a cash balance of roughly $183,000, while challengers Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen, D-District 1, has a little more than $530,000 on hand, and Baltimore City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed, D-District 13, has about $169,000 to spend.WBAL-TV 11 News also reviewed the campaign finance reports in Baltimore’s mayoral race, which can be found here.

BALTIMORE —

Competition is stiff in the 2024 race for Baltimore City Council president, newly released campaign finance reports show.

| CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORTS: Zeke Cohen, Nick Mosby, Shannon Sneed

The campaign finance reports, which were due on Wednesday, show incumbent Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby faces stiff competition ahead of the May 14 Democratic Primary.

Mosby’s campaign has a cash balance of roughly $183,000, while challengers Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen, D-District 1, has a little more than $530,000 on hand, and Baltimore City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed, D-District 13, has about $169,000 to spend.

WBAL-TV 11 News also reviewed the campaign finance reports in Baltimore’s mayoral race, which can be found here.