Updated May 13, 1999
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Published Thursday, May 13, 1999
The latest round of campaign finance reports, which were due Friday in the county election office, isn't full of surprises.
The largest sums raised and spent in the second cycle of finance reports were in the nine-candidate race for county commissioner. Three Republicans and six Democrats are on primary ballots.
The reports cover expenses and revenues from Jan. 1, 1999 through May 3. Most contributions ranged between $50 and $500 though there were a few between $800 and $1,000.
The next set of reports needs to be filed by June 17; they will include transactions through June 7.
| Commissioner candidate | Cash balance | revenues | expenses | ending balance |
| Democrat Kenneth R. Ammann of Hempfield Township | $1,555.61 | $0 | $1,555.61 | $0. |
| Republican Commissioner Cloyd E. Brenneman of S. Pymatuning Twp. | $1,608.92 | $712.82 | $2,027.11 | $294.63. |
| Democrat Commissioner Olivia Lazor of S, Pymatuning Twp. | $16,316.16 | $150 | $3,021.23 | $13,444.93. |
| Democrat Michael Nashtock Jr. of South Pymatuning Township | $0 | $5,560 | $3,421.25 | $2,138.75. |
| Democrat Eugene Pacsi, mayor of Farrell | $0 | $10,315 | $8,910.51 | $1,404.49. |
| Democrat the Rev. Martha Sanders of Farrell | $2,300.88 | $0 | $620.10 | $1680.78. |
| Republican Brian Shipley of Greenville | $0 | $9,826 | $2,393.05 | $7,432.95. |
| Democrat Willard A. Thompson, police chief of Sharpsville | must have spent/received less than $250 because no report was filed. | |||
| Republican Lee Wishing of Grove City | $0 | $10,266 | $8,031.62 | $2,234.38. |