Duluth Council Candidate Reports Contributions

A candidate for Duluth City Council has reported over $600 in contributions to his campaign, according to state records.

According to material filed with the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission, Post 2 candidate Kirkland Carden has received $637 from contributors.

State Sen. Stephen Henson of Tucker (District 41) contributed $400, and Cheryl & George Williams gave $100. Other contributions did not have to be itemized, under state guidelines.

Post 2 incumbent Jim Dugan reports no campaign contributions, and challenger Seth Grey has received $200.

Early voting is under way in Duluth City Council elections, with Election Day on Nov. 5. All voting is done at City Hall, and is restricted to residents within the city limits.

Note: Carden furnished his disclosure information to Patch, since it was not available via an online search.

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