Incumbent Lansing Mayor Andy Schor has outraised challenger Kathie Dunbar by a margin of more than seven to one ahead of the Nov. 2 election.
Schor's committee reported taking in $356,000 this election cycle as of Oct. 17.
Dunbar, an at-large city council member, disclosed donations totaling $48,783. Her latest report doesn't list any expenditures this reporting period.
Schor's largest donation this election cycle was $21,000 from Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 333 PAC while Dunbar's largest contribution was $15,000 from the candidate to herself.
"He's obviously got quite a war chest," Dunbar said of Schor.
Schor did not immediately respond to a request for comment late Friday.
The totals don’t include outside spending from interest groups that buy their own ads to support candidates.
The Ingham County clerk slapped Dunbar with a $25 fine for filing a post-primary election report late, online records show.
