There are three seats on the Willow Park City Council at stake, and cumulatively the six candidates have raised a total of $47,567.21 of reported contributions, with about half of that coming from out-of-county or out-of-state donors.
The largest haul by far has gone to Roy Kurban, who is challenging sitting council member Scott Smith for Place 4.
Kurban has received a total of 44 contributions totaling $19,100. Of the total, seven contributions totaling $1,350 came from out of state, 27 contributions totaling $16,100 came from out of the county, and 10 contributions totaling $1,650 were local.
Kurban also received the single largest contribution, $10,000 from Ronald Moore of Red Oak, more than any of the other candidates’ total contributions.
Kurban’s opponent, Scott Smith, has received 21 local contributions totaling $5,773.98 and five out-of-county contributions totaling $1,271.77.
In the race for Place 3, sitting council member Buddy Wright has received 12 local contributions totaling $3,835, six out-of-county contributions totaling $3,700, and four out-of-state contributions totaling $225.
Scott’s challenger, Houston Wingard, has self-financed his campaign to the tune of $4,254.69.
In the Place 5 race, incumbent Nathan Crummel has received $3,500 in total contributions, $2,500 form five local contributors, and $1,000 from two out-of-county contributors.
Crummel’s challenger, Marcy Galle reports $5,906 in self-financing.
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