Bob O’Neill raised $86,579 between February and May. O’Neill contributed $40,000 of that himself.

His committee spent $38,375 and has $48,204 left.

Here are contributions of more than $200 to Bob O’Neill:

$15,950: Thomas Shanley of Mars

$5,500: Nino Marchionda of Cranberry Township

$5,000: Leo O’Neill of Cranberry Township

$3,100: John Verbanic of Cranberry Township

$1,000: Don Rodgers of Cranberry Township; Virgil Palumbo of Cranberry Township; Michael O’Neill of New Castle; Charles Zappala of Pittsburgh; William Liberman of Pittsburgh

$540: Peter Pietrandrea of Cranberry Township

$500: Shelly Campitelli of Cranberry Township; John Hess of Gibsonia; Julia Cocchiola of Pittsburgh;

$400: Virgil “Toot” Palumbo of Pittsburgh

$300: Marjorie McClure of Pittsburgh; Rhonda Evanson of Mars

$250: Greater Pittsburgh Police FCU; Michael Fischer of Wexford; Steven Berg of Cranberry Township; Michael Shannon of Pittsburgh

$240: Joseph Ferrick of Cranberry Township; David Mahalick of Gibsonia

$200: William Mullen Jr. of Pittsburgh; Thomas Dunn of Cranberry Township; Rachel Mensch Stoltenberg of Cranberry Township; Dan Conn of Cranberry Township; James Clair of Cranberry Township; Stephen Nalepa of Cranberry Township; Matt Irvin of Cranberry Township; Jonathan Neely of Zelienople; Joe Ferrick of Cranberry Township; William Drambel of Cranberry Township; James Black of Bellevue; Theresa Cholewinski of Pittsburgh; Jeff Howard of Butler; Terry Brown of Slippery Rock

O’Neill also received an in-kind contribution of $2,123 in food and beverage from Robert Maczura of Cranberry Township.

Expenses: Of the more than $38,000 he spent, about $26,000 went to Cold Spark Media, a Pittsburgh-based political consulting and advertising firm. Other expenditures include $3,894 to Patriot Signage of Dayton, Ky., and $2,255 to the North Park Lounge in Cranberry Township for a kick-off party.