Shapiro’s fundraising machine continues to decline as the campaign has raised $4.285 million in the last 30 days

It looks like they are just printing money at Shapiro For PA headquarters these days.

The final application to the Department of State and the re-election campaign are underway Governor Josh Shapiro it grossed $4.285 million from May 8 to June 6. This means the funds available for his campaign will be $38.3 million.

His Republican rival – State Treasurer Stacy Garrity – in the same period, he collected PLN 685,000. dollars and has $1.1 million in the bank.

Shapiro for PA

Governor received nearly $1 million in contributions from political action committeesincluding $250,000 Committee for a Better Tomorrowfounded by the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers (*30*).

Other enormous donor PACs included:

• $250,000 | Committee for a Better Tomorrow
• $125,000 | Philadelphia Metro Area Workers’ District Council and Neighborhoods PAC
• $125,000 | PA Workers Work PAC
• $100,000 | Local 0005 IBEW PAC
• $100,000 | Mid-Atlantic Workers Political League
• $50,000 | First, Pennsylvania

Individual contributions totaled $2.82 million, most of which was a pair of $250,000 contributions from John F. Fishchairman of Suffolk (Mass.) Construction i Mitch Morgan from Pennsylvania

Other major donor gifts came from:

• $100,000 | John Middleton, owner, Philadelphia Phillies (Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania)
• $100,000 | Joseph M. Field, founder of Entercom Communications Corp. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• $100,000 | Joe Neubauer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• $100,000 | Shari Redstone (Atlanta, Georgia)
• $50,000 | Robert J. Fisher (San Francisco, California)
• $50,000 | Nicole Cooper, psychologist (Beverly Hills, CA)
• $50,000 | Michael Nemeroff, CEO of Printfly Corp. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• $50,000 | Eric Baker, Director, StubHub (Beverly Hills, CA)
• $50,000 | Ballard Spahr LLP (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• $30,000 | Marissa Simone Costonis (Lower Gwynedd, PA)
• $30,000 | Matthew Marcus, chiropractor (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• $25,000 | Huaguang Qu, Carepath Trauma Centers of Pennsylvania (Ambler, PA)
• $25,000 | Steven C. Rattner, Willett Advisors LLC (New York, NY)
• $25,000 | Gretchen Sisson, University of California, San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)
• $25,000 | Amy Vogt, CEO of Lovence (West Norriton, PA)
• $25,000 | Andrew Youngman, CEO of Citizens Disability LLC (Newton, MA)
• $25,000 | Brian Labovick, attorney, Labovick Law Group (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)
• $25,000 | David Messer, managing member of Cresson Management (Greenwich, Connecticut)
• $25,000 | Sheldon Pang, trading, Freepoint Solar (Greenwich, Connecticut)
• $25,000 | Ron Philip (Flourtown, Pennsylvania)

Some of the campaign expenses included:

• $1,016,368.54 | Pennsylvania Democratic Party, dues
• $554,904 | Grassroots Media LLC (Pass.), media buying
• $500,569 | GPS Impact (Iowa), Advertising Production
• $450,203.65 | Ascend Digital Strategies LLC (Colo.), a digital fundraising consulting and texting service
• $201,727.25 | RWT Production LLC (Va.), printing promotional materials
• $156,784.39 | Weymouth Watson (DC), Event Production and Management

Shapiro For PA also spent more than $73,000 on travel with private jet operator JET-A, LLC in Allentown during this period.

Garrity for PA

State Treasurer received $90,900 in contributions from political action committeesincluding $55,000 from Keystone Honor in Pittsburgh.

Other enormous donor PACs included:

• $25,000 | PA Future Fund
• 5000 dollars | Capozzi and Associates PAC (Pass.)

Individual contributions amounted to $470,247.94, including $60,000 from Robert Asherco-president of Asher’s Chocolate Co.

Other major donor gifts came from:

• $25,000 | Daniel A. Klingerman, president and CEO, The Liberty Group (Williamsport, PA)
• $10,000 | Frank P. Crivello, Chairman, Phoenix Investors Group (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
• $10,000 | Deborah Dunn, Owner, Lancaster School of Cosmetology (Lancaster, PA)
• $10,000 | D. Scott Kroh, CEO of Robindale (Latrobe, PA)

Some of the campaign expenses included:

• $536,007.92 | Brabender Cox *(Pass.), Television commercial
• $139,794.83 | Fulfillment Solutions, Inc. (Va.), direct fundraising
• $69,264.64 | MDI Imaging and Mail (Va.), direct mail fundraising
• $35,018.59 | OnPoint Data Strategy LLC (Va.), mail-in fundraising
• $29,312.16 | HSP Direct LLC (Va.), direct fundraising

Garrity’s campaign also reported an in-kind contribution of $33,500 Michael Pacefounder of the Pace-O-Matic (Ga.) arcade game company.

Garrity’s campaign had $193,336.02 in debt, while Shapiro’s campaign had no reportable debt.