Holober, who was termed out two years ago, is attempting to rejoin the council. Against her is Councilwoman Gina Papan and Planning Commissioner Lorrie Kalos-Gunn. Mayor Robert Gottschalk is termed out this year, prohibiting him for running for re-election. Campaign finance forms turned in by each candidate Thursday revealed Holober with the largest campaign chest with $13,194 in donations, followed by Papan with $5,243, then Kalos-Gunn who gathered $2,649.

Holober received $250 from the Operating Engineers Local 3; $300 from retired sheriff Don Horsley; $100 from TT Lee Corporation; $100 from Teamsters $#853 Political Activities Committee; $400 from Sheet Metal Workers Local 104 Political Action Committee; $100 from Dave Mandelkern, San Mateo County Community College District trustee; $1,000 from Millbrae Paradise LLC; $250 from the Pomas Advertising Co.; and $250 from the Sprinkler Fitters and Apprentices Local 483 Political Action Committee.  

Thus far, Holober spent $3,048.46 on campaign literature and filing fees.

Papan was given $1,000 from Plumbers and Steamfitters #467; $250 from San Mateo County Building and Construction; $150 from former Burlingame councilman Joe Galligan; $100 from Dave Pine, San Mateo Union High School District trustee; $150 from San Mateo Building Trades during this period but $400 during this calendar year; $150 from the San Mateo County Firefighters; and $300 from the San Mateo Labor Council. Papan received $600 in nonmonetary support from Broadway Grill in Burlingame for a fundraiser.

Thus far, Papan spent $908.50 on filing fees and fundraiser.

Kalos-Gunn raised $2,649, $2,500 of which was from a self-loan. Thus far, she spent $1,231.57 on postage, voter registration, campaign literature and envelopes.

Heather Murtagh can be reached by e-mail: heather@smdailyjournal.com or by phone: (650) 344-5200 ext. 105.