Two Chandler-area state Senate candidates received money from vastly different types of sources, according to the information filed by the state’s April 15 campaign finance reporting deadline.
With the primary election set for July 21 and the general election on Nov. 3, these financial filings provide, in some races, the first clear picture of how each candidate intends to win over the Legislative District 13 electorate.
Arizona voters select one senator and two representatives from each of its 30 districts in even-numbered years for two-year terms in the legislature
