Fadeley raises the most in Albemarle Supervisor races

All five candidates for three seats on the Board of Supervisors have filed their paperwork for the most recent campaign finance period.  

In the Rivanna District, incumbent Democrat Bea LaPisto-Kirtley faced independent T.J. Fadeley. LaPisto-Kirtley began the month with $10,299 and raised $5,025. The candidate spent $2,868 and had $12,456 on-hand going into October. 

Fadeley outraised his opponent in September. He began with a balance of $10,624 and raised $6,975. Both he and LaPisto-Kirtley received a $1,000 contribution from the Blue Ridge Homebuilders’ Association’s ShelterPAC. The independent candidate spent $4,556 in September and had $13,042 at the end of the month. 

In the White Hall District, independent Brad Rykal faces four-term incumbent Ann Mallek. 

Mallek had $20,573 in the bank on September 1 and raised $5,850 in the period. The campaign spent $10,237 with $8,725 of that going to the Blue Ridge Group. The end of month balance was $16,185. 

Rykal began the month with $3,246, raised $1,048, and spent $2,366. There was $1,927 in the campaign account as of September 30. 

In the Scottsville District, lone candidate Michael Pruitt raised $137 including $55 in an in-kind donation. He spent $734 including that in-kind donation. (view the latest report)

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