Richmond, California · Public records, local context
Ahmad Anderson’s campaign money
His campaign reports $54,303 in cash donations for January 1–June 30, 2026. We added the amounts for four separate reporting periods, so money raised in 2025 is kept out of this year’s figure.
Two newer reports list another $2,000 received on August 30 and September 2. They describe two donations and do not provide a complete fundraising total since June.
Official campaign reports · AI-written explanation, checked against the original PDFs on .
Anderson for Mayor 2026 · FPPC 1481105
Cash and spending in the latest full report
May 29–June 30, 2026
- Donations received
- $9,140
- Money spent
- $12,612
- Cash left on June 30
- $13,423
The campaign started this period with $16,895. Adding $9,140 received and subtracting $12,612 spent gives the reported $13,423 ending balance. This is its June 30 balance, not its balance today.
Read the cash summary · page 3 of the reportWhere most of that spending went
The two largest totals among 8 payees listed for May 29–June 30:
$5,535.60 · The Next Generations
For: Campaign Consultant; Advertising & Marketing
$5,211.40 · Pacific Print
For: Advertising & Marketing
The report lists 14 payments totaling $12,611.90, which rounds to the $12,612 on its summary page. These payments are already included in the spending figure above.
Read all 14 payments · page 7Donations received after June 30 (2)
$1,000 · Thomas K. Butt
Donation received
Report listed by the city Sep 3, 2026 · Read the original donation report
$1,000 · Davillier Sloan Inc
Donation received
Report listed by the city Aug 31, 2026 · Read the original donation report
The Davillier Sloan report has two filing dates: the city’s stamp says August 31, while the form is dated September 1. Both are separate from the August 30 donation date.
May donations reported in August (2)
These reports arrived later, but both give May 16 as the donation date. They are not money received after June. We keep them separate from the period totals because we have not established how they fit into those totals.
$2,500 · Michael Bush
Donation received
Work listed in the report: Executive — Great Places to Work
Report listed by the city Aug 17, 2026 · Read the original donation report
$2,500 · Eric Flett
Donation received
Work listed in the report: Financial Advisor — MAI Capital
Report listed by the city Aug 17, 2026 · Read the original donation report
An individual’s listed employer is context from the filing; it does not make the employer the donor.
How the 2026 total adds up
We use the amount received during each period on the campaign’s summary page. These are the campaign’s declared totals; they have not been fully matched to every individual donation.
- Jan 1, 2026–Apr 18, 2026$21,605
- Apr 19, 2026–May 16, 2026$19,733
- May 17, 2026–May 28, 2026$3,825
- May 29, 2026–Jun 30, 2026$9,140
Total for these four periods: $54,303
Why not $73,300? That running figure includes the $18,997 reported for 2025. The four 2026 periods add up to $54,303; together they explain the $73,300 printed on the June report.
Read the 2025 report · page 3The city lists two versions of the January–April report. Both show $21,605 for the same period, which we count once. Neither is marked as an amendment. See the second version
What still needs checking
Some donation attachments contain dates outside their reporting periods, one report refers to an attachment that is missing, and some spending and donation subtotals disagree. We keep the source figures visible rather than silently changing them. We do not use these reports to claim a complete donor list, a small-donor percentage, or a reliable year-to-date spending total.
These figures belong to Anderson’s own campaign. Money raised or spent by Safe Richmond Neighborhoods is separate and is not included here.
See the separate Safe Richmond committee’s records →