(Jerry Brown's challenger) Kashkari's campaign almost out of cash

With a little more than three months to go until the Nov. 4 election, Republican Neel Kashkari's campaign for governor is almost dead broke.

State campaign finance reports released Thursday showed that as of June 30, the former investment banker had $197,937 in his election account to go along with $164,318 in unpaid bills, leaving him with $33,619 in unencumbered cash.

By contrast, Gov. Jerry Brown's report showed him with $22.3 million in the bank as of the end of June and no debts.

Chalk up at least some of the difference to Kashkari's tough primary struggle against a fellow Republican, Assemblyman Tim Donnelly of Twin Peaks (San Bernardino County). While Brown cruised to a low-cost, first-place finish in the June 3 vote, Kashkari had to reach into his pocket for $2 million of his own money to beat Donnelly and finish second.

full: http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Kashkari-s-campaign-almost-out-of-cash-5661172.php

From Kashkari to Kashless.