Jeff Smith raised $22,665 in 2015, and brought forward $22,645 from the previous reporting period. He has spent $30,430 and has $14,880 left.

Here are contributions of more than $200 for Jeff Smith:

$2,000: Joan Chew of Butler; Dave Straight of Cranberry Township

$1,250: Matthew Marshall of Cranberry Township

$1,000: Citizens for Progress Committee of Pittsburgh; William Adams of Portersville; Tom Smith of Shelocta; John Barbour of Mars

$500: Christian Heritage of Cabot, Don Rodgers of Cranberry Township; Eric Lamm of Mars; Ed Vogel of Mars; Sean Parnell of Cranberry Township; Chuck Betters of Aliquippa; Amir Mohammadi of Morgantown, W.Va.; Friends of Randy Vulakovich; John Lambert of Gibsonia; Mark McClymonds of Portersville; Jeffrey Lassinger of Saxonburg

$300: Diane and Brad Smith of Arlington, Va.

$250: DKW Law Group of Pittsburgh; C. Michael English of Butler; Kathy Allen of Saxonburg; Jim Patton of Pittsburgh; Brian Kanterman of Butler; Tom Breth of Butler; Chris Capozzi of Cranberry Township; George Hancher of Harmony; Leo Stepanian of Butler; Michael Walsh of Butler; Holly Smith of Las Vegas; Michael Smith of Butler; Jamie Smith of Butler; Thomas Dickey of Butler; Kevin and Leslie Baker of Pittsburgh; John Stilley of Butler; David Small of Mars; Lewis Davis of Gibsonia; David Martin of Harmony; Maureen Lally Green of Cranberry Township; Roy Huffman of Zelienople

Smith also received an in-kind contribution valued at $687 from law firm Dillon McCandless King Coulter and Graham for legal services.

Expenses: Of the more than $30,000 he has spent, $11,328 went to the U.S. Postal Service for postage, $4,315 went to the Butler Media Group for advertising, $4,097 went to Precision Signz of Iowa for signage and $2,466 went to the Eagle Printery for mailers.