Although money was spent last year on his effort to gain re-election, during the first three months of this year, Algonquin Township Road Commissioner spent $33,352.54.

He has $33,352.54 left in his campaign fund.

Here is how the money was spent:

• $16,402 – mailings
• $6,877 – billboards
• $3,049 – postage
• $3,026 – printing
• $890 – miscellaneous
• $500 – web site
• $380 – tickets
• $357 – wine & food
• $348 – sign posts
• $207 – transcript
• $186 – pens

The Miller campaign fund has $20,339.14 left.

In contrast, Andrew Gasser spent $22,223.58.

The money was spent as follows:

• $8,793 – printing
• $4,984 – postage
• $3,239 – signs
• $2,400 – radio
• $1,214 – mailing
• $651 – computer services
• $465 – food
• $241 – miscellaneous
• $56 – equipment

Gasser has $784 remaining in his campaign fund.

Just using the money spent in the two months before the February 28th election (and more was spent in the final quarter of 2016), the following amounts spent per vote can be calculated:

• Miller – $12,66 per vote
• Gasser – $8 per vote.