Candidates for the 38th Assembly District have raised nearly $200,000 in the last quarter of 2019 and January, according to state filings.

Suzette Valladares, a Republican candidate for AD-38, led all candidates in fundraising in the fiscal fourth quarter with $85,969, according to filings with the office of the California Secretary of State.

The Valladares campaign outraised the next closest candidate, Democrat Kelvin Driscoll, by more than $60,000.

Driscoll was able to bring in $22,728 in total in Q4. Including January donations, that total climbs to $38,426.

However, Valladares also leads all candidates when including January contributions as well, with $93,274.

Valladares has likely benefited from appearing to be the only Republican candidate in the field to have filed so far. Lucie Volotzky had also announced her intention to run as a Republican, but has not shown any contributions as of Friday.

On the other side of the aisle, five Democratic candidates have each received contributions so far, averaging just shy of $16,000 each.

In addition to the total previously mentioned for Driscoll, candidates Brandii Grace brought in $15,489, Susan Christopher raised $11,504, Dina Cervantes received $9,745 and Annie Cho had $4,835.

Christopher’s donations came almost entirely in the week following the initial announcement of her candidacy, however she has since dropped out of the race.

See Related: Susan Christopher Drops Out Of Assembly Race Less Than A Week After Announcement 

Fundraising totals for the candidates in California’s 38th Assembly District are available for search here.

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