How much have South Lake Tahoe City Council candidates been spending?

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – When residents run for office, there is a series of forms they must file, from campaign disclosure forms to forms detailing fundraising and expenses.

The first wave of Form 460s have been submitted, with the next due date next week. In California, the primary form required to report campaign contributions and expenditures is FPPC Form 460 (Recipient Committee Campaign Statement) if raising or spending more than $2,000.

Here is a list of what the South Lake Tahoe City Council candidates have raised and spent as of Sept. 19, 2026:

Doug Williams: Donation from the Republican Women of CA – South Lake Tahoe of $1,500, cash donation of $50. Spent: $524.91 on printing postcards and banner.

Scott Robbins: Donation of $200 from a local resident. Spent: $118.75 on printing.

Dina Ramaha: Donation of $10 in cash, loan from self $4,000. Spent: $4,006 on website and flyer design, printing.

Kelly O’Haire: Donations of $6,278 and $2,000 loan from self. Donations from several local and out of town residents including $250 from Councilman David Jinkens. Spent: $5,607.50 on campaign printing, design, professional services.

Gantt Miller: Donations of $4,315.67 including $2,000 loan and non-monetary print ad. Spent: $11,343.02 on advertising, food for events.

Erika Gonzalez: Donations of $4,685 including $1,500 from self and donations from local and out of town residents. Spent: $1,225.76 on yard signs, stickers and other advertising.

John Friedrich: Donations of $2,819 from local and out of town residents and loans of $8367.65 from self. Spent $10,235.14 on printing, web design, signs and food for event.

Dyna Boen: Donations of $2,985.67, including $1,500 from the Republican Women of CA – South Lake Tahoe, and local and out of town residents. Spent: $1,153.50 on voter data, SMS registration.

The other candidates did not raise over $2,000 or spend any money on campaigns prior to the first reporting period in September: Heather Horgan, Aimi Xistra, Nick Piliae, Veronica Morales, and Grant McCracken.

To view all articles and letters of endorsement for the 2026 elections, visit https://southtahoenow.com/category/elections-2026.