Candidate Financial Funds and Income Taxes

ABC News - Fund Raising and Reserves

Stanley Schlein, a lawyer for the campaign, said Sharpton had raised about $30,000 by the end of March, and around $100,000 total since then. He will provide specific numbers to the FEC on Monday.

According to the most recent filings from the rest of the Democratic field, Sen. John Kerry of Massachussets had $8 million left to spend; Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina $5.7 million; Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri, $4.9 million; Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, $2 million; Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, $1.8 million; Sen. Bob Graham of Florida, about $1.1 million; Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio, $50,397; and former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois, $45,005.


Guardian picks up AP on Income Taxes

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean and his wife reported a taxable income of $110,141, while North Carolina Sen. John Edwards and his wife estimated theirs was nearly $1 million. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Lieberman and his wife reported taxable income of $334,395 for 2002.