From Cecil Times —–
Robert “Skip” DeWitt has been running a low-key, door-to-door campaign for the Democratic nomination for Cecil County Sheriff and his campaign fund-raising and spending reflects a back-to-basics style. Some donors may be hedging their bets on his prospects in the primary against his much better-financed rival, Chris Sutton.
DeWitt was a late entrant into the Democratic primary campaign, while Sutton has been officially campaigning for more than a year. DeWitt’s recent campaign finance report to the state Board of Elections shows he has raised $7,275 and spent $5,044, leaving him with $2,231 cash on hand. That’s a lot more than Sutton had in the bank– just $24– according to his campaign report, despite the fact that Sutton has raised a total of $66,129 for his campaign.
DeWitt’s spending report reflects the style of his campaign:
