Campaign Finance Board disclosures for candidates for city office

Candidates for city office filed disclosures with the Campaign Finance Board  earlier this month. The filings of those who have declared for office from Brooklyn are listed below. Please note that some candidates may have suspended their campaigns but, if they have registered, are nonetheless required to make periodic filings with the board.

Filings determine whether candidates qualify for public funding in addition to the private funds they raise. According to the CFB’s website, “Candidates who join the program also agree to comply with strict expenditure limits, and in return they become eligible to receive public matching funds for their campaigns, based on contributions they raise from NYC residents.”

No candidates have yet received public funding for the upcoming election.

Filings as of January 18, 2013

Candidates for Brooklyn Borough President

• Eric Adams  — $429,482 private funds received; $55,163 campaign spending
• Carlo Scissura — $127,605 private funds received; $6,261 campaign spending

City Council

33^rd District

• Stephen Levin — $56,214 private funds received; $41,816 campaign spending

34^th District

• Jason Otano – no reporting of funds received or campaign spending
• Antonio Reynoso — $18,085 private funds received; no spending reported

35^th District

• Olanike Alabi — $10,125 private funds received; no spending reported
• Laurie Cumbo — $46,280 private funds received; $15,333 campaign spending
• Jesse Hamilton — $2,760 private funds received; no spending reported
• Jelani Mashariki — $21,850 private funds received; $14,957 campaign spending
• William Suggs – no reporting of funds received or campaign spending

36^th District

• Robert Cornegy, Jr. — $15,377 private funds received; $4,916 campaign spending
• Kirsten Foy — $10,380 private funds received; $61 campaign spending
• Robert Waterman — $31,398 private funds received; $5,693 campaign spending

37^th District

• Kimberly Council — $11,677 private funds received; $6,326 campaign spending
• Rafael Espinal — $170 private funds received; no spending reported
• Helal Sheikh — $6,210 private funds received; $3,046 campaign spending

38^th District

• Sara Gonzalez — $48,347 private funds received; $29,652 campaign spending

39^th District

• Brad Lander — $95,626 private funds received; $57,499 campaign spending

40^th District

• Mathieu Eugene — $41,335 private funds received; $30,389 campaign spending

41^st District

• Darlene Mealy — $540 private funds received; no spending reported

42^nd District

• Nikki Lucas — $450 private funds received; $6 campaign spending

44^th District

• David Greenfield — $124,016 private funds received; $46,809 campaign spending

45^th District

• Jumaane Williams — $59,278 private funds received; $26,435 campaign spending

46^th District

• Mercedes Narcisse — $48,340 private funds received; $2,285 campaign spending
• Frank Seddio — $55,669 private funds received; $12,431 campaign spending

47^th District

• Todd Dobrin –$37,623 private funds received; $8,538 campaign spending
• Brian Gotlieb — $28,686 private funds received; $14,206 campaign spending
• John Lisyanskiy — $86,509 private funds received; $45,079 campaign spending
• Michael Treybich — $21,462 private funds received; $7,433 campaign spending

48^th District

• Natraj Bhushan — $201 private funds received; no spending reported