Tom Holland had $103,378  in cash on hand July 22 to spend on his campaign, according to campaign finance reports filed with the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission.
   Holland, a Democratic candidate for governor, raised $282,740 from Jan. 1 through July 22, according to the report. 
   He reported spending $179,361 from January through July 22.
   Most of Holland’s donations were from other areas of the state.  Donations that came from Kansas City, Kansas, or that had ties to the area, included:
   Judith Ancel, Kansas City, Kansas, a $50 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Helen Bontrager, Kansas City, Kansas, a $50 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Reginald Davis, a Kansas City, Kansas attorney, a $200 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Steven Herndon, Kansas City, Kansas, contributions of $50 and $50 to the Holland campaign.
   Dennis Horner, Kansas City, Kansas, attorney, a $250 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Kansas State UAW PAC, Kansas City, Kansas, a $1,000 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Gordon Kile, Kansas City, Kansas, a $100 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Kelly Kultala, Holland’s lieutenant governor running mate from Kansas City, Kansas, made contributions of $250 and $750 to the Holland campaign.
   Margaret Long, who is retiring as state representative from the 36th District in Kansas City, Kansas, made a $100 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   MRPP of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $1,000 contribution to the Holland campaign. It is the parent company of the Wyandotte Echo publication.
   Ramon Murguia of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $500 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Mark Pederson of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $100 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Kathy Peters of Kansas City, Kansas, an attorney, made a $500 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Unified Government Commissioner Pat Pettey of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $50 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Dorothy Rohning of Bonner Springs made a $200 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   Russell Rudy of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $100 donation to the Holland campaign.
   State Rep. Louis Ruiz of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $250 donation to the Holland campaign.
   Norman Scott of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $35 contribution to the Holland campaign.
   State Rep. Valdenia Winn of Kansas City, Kansas, made a $100 contribution to the Holland campaign. The Holland campaign listed expenses of $4,265, $339, $1,040, and $562 for printing with the Record Publications in Kansas City, Kansas.
   The campaign finance reports are online at www.kansas.gov/ethics.