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Reed, a state senator, raised more than $500,000 during April, May and June, his campaigjn announced Tuesday. “I am deeplyu humbled by the outpouring of support our campaignjhas received,” he said in a preparef statement. “Every dollar contributed is not only an investment inmy candidacy, but an investmenr in Atlanta’s future.” Atlanta City Counci President Lisa Borders finished second in fund-raising for the quarter, bringing in more than Norwood, a two-term at-large raised about $313,000 during April, May and June, her campaighn announced Tuesday.
But Norwood has raised the most money sincew the 2009campaign began, a little more than $1 to about $965,000 for Reed. “I’j very gratified to see that friends and neighborsz all over our city wanted to show their suppor t inthis way,” Norwood said in a preparec statement. “It signals that this is indeed a campaign for all Atlantanx who want their city to work for them Borders dropped out of the mayoral racelast August, citiny health concerns facing her aging then re-entered the contest in April.
She said her seconde quarter totals exceeded her goal ofabout “I am deeply grateful for the support voterz around the city have shown me with thei financial support and their volunteer time to help spread the message of my campaignj … creating fiscal solvency, reducing crime on our streetds and delivering the services that Atlantans have a right to expectr from their city Borders said in a prepared statement. Two othefr candidates vying tosucceed term-limited Mayore Shirley Franklin, attorney Jesse Spikees and Glenn Thomas, a formef city employee, had not releaseds their second-quarter fund-raising totals as of Tuesday evening.
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