Candidates for commissioners Precinct 2 file campaign finance reports

Jerrie Whiteley, Herald Democrat
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Early voting for the March primary begins in February.
Early voting for the March primary begins in February.

When Grayson County Commissioner for Precinct 2 David Whitlock decided not to file for re election in 2022, he left the space open for a host of challengers.

Republicans Jeffery Austin, Art Arthur and E.V. Harlan all filed for the March 1 Primary.

No Democrat filed for the race, so the winner of the primary will replace Whitlock.

Jeffery Austin
Jeffery Austin

Austin reported $50 in political contributions and $800 in spending. He reported that the $800 was spent from personal funds and was used to pay for $750 filing fee, and $50 to open a bank account for his campaign. He also reported the following spending on a credit card:$465 to Vista Print for cards and banners, $89 at Office Depot for envelopes and paper, and $174 at the Post Office for stamps.

Art Arthur filed a campaign treasurer report but didn't file a finance report.

Art Arthur
Art Arthur

Harlan reported also filed only the campaign treasurer designation.

E V Harlan
E V Harlan

This article originally appeared on Herald Democrat: Candidates for commissioners Precinct 2 file campaign finance reports