Hussein Berry’s report shows that his campaign brought in $138,000 and spent $115,000. As part of the funds taken in, $90,000 was loaned to the campaign by the candidate.

Susan Dabaja’s report shows her campaign brought in $163,000 and spent $75,000.

Abdullah Hammoud’s report shows his campaign brought in $267,000 and spent $154,000. Part of what his campaign received was $45,000 transferred from another of his campaign accounts.

Jim Parrelly’s report shows his campaign brought in $36,000 and spent $19,000. The candidate himself put in $30,800 of the total receipts. It can be reasonably assumed it was a loan to the committee, but it is not designated as such on the report, nor listed under “debts and obligations” on the summary page.

Tom Tafelski’s report shows his campaign took in $36,600 and spent $17,900 during the reporting period. He had a $7,402.93 balance coming into 2021 from his previous campaign. He loaned his campaign committee $5,000 at some point during his previous campaign for mayor.

Kalette Shari Willis does not have to file a report because she requested a filing waiver. To qualify for a filing waiver, a candidate declares that they do not intend to raise or spend more than $1,000 in an election.

Gary Woronchak’s report shows $35,500 in receipts and $33,000 in expenses. The receipts included $6,200 in funds transferred to this campaign committee from his previous committees.