The Shot!

Who won? Who lost?

A few quick notes:

1. These are consultants listed on disclosure reports. If a consultant just did a service such as mail, signs, or Internet, they are not included on this list.

2. These are legislative races only. Solicitors, sheriffs, congressional, and local races were not included.

3. This could be a bit inaccurate. If you see an error, please update us in the comment section or email us at news@shotpolitics.com and we will be glad to update it.

4. The Win Rate is not weighted. You could argue that State Senate races should weigh more and in fact, we would agree. We just didn’t have time to go through all that.

Bonnie Blue:

W: Mike Rose, Thad Viers (w/ Dan Herron)

L: Jason Whinghter, Randy Alford

WIN RATE: 50%

First Tuesday Strategies:

W: Larry Martin, Greg Ryberg, Derham Cole, Mike Forrester, Keith Kelly, Mike Sottile, Tom Young, George Hearn, BR Skelton

L: Scott Talley

WIN RATE: 90%

RQ&A:

W: Tommy Stringer, Jenny Horne

L: Gloria Haskins, Scott Singer

WIN RATE: 50%

Sandlapper:

W: Joey Millwood

L: Roger Nutt, Ed Rumsey, Ken Roach, Trey Whitehurst, Kyle Boyd

WIN RATE: 16%

Rod Shealy:

W: David Herndon, Jake Knotts, Luke Rankin, Bill Sandifer, Carl Gullick, Tim Scott (w/ Starboard)

L: Catherine Ceips, Randy Scott, Christina Jeffrey, Norman Outz

WIN RATE: 60%

Starboard:

W: Mike Fair, Tom Davis, Wendy Nanney, Kit Spires, Mark Willis, Debra Long, Tim Scott (w/ Shealy)

L: Katrina Shealy, Bob Walker, Sheri Few, Kevin Hardee, Brad Boni, Chip Stockman, Jim Ritchie, Bob Leach, Ralph Davenport

WIN RATE: 44%

Other:

Dee Compton (w): Trey Ward

Lee Bright (w): Chris Sullivan

Shane Martin (w): Kerry Wood

Joe Bustos (l): Jim Merrill

Max Hyde (l): Tim Brett

Bill Wyle (w): unknown

Steve Parker (w): unknown

Heyward Hutson (l): unknown

Note:

When running through disclosures, we noticed that on Bob Leach’s report, Phil Shoopman has multiple receipts for being campaign manager. The address does match that of Representative Shoopman. Does anyone know what that’s about?

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