 for some of the campaigns due to COVID-19 social distancing.

“In these challenging times, we’re grateful to our volunteers and everyone working to keep people safe and healthy throughout the 4th District,” said Yael Sheinfeld, communications director for the Auchincloss campaign.

In second place was the 4th District’s previous financial leader, City Year founder Alan Khazei, whose campaign said he had $783,000 on hand as of March 31 after raising $278,000 during the first quarter.

Becky Grossman, another member of the Newton City Council, ranked third with over $400,000 on hand as of March 31, according to her campaign. She raised $230,000 in the first quarter.

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After Grossman was Jesse Mermell, a former member of the Brookline Select Board, whose campaign said she had over $342,000 on hand as of March 31. She raised more than $204,000 during the first quarter, a spokesperson said, emphasizing that the majority of her contributions came from Massachusetts and nearly all were earmarked for the primary election.

Next on the list was a newcomer, tech entrepreneur Chris Zannetos of Wellesley, who entered the race just last week — months after most of the other candidates. Zannetos had nearly $300,000 on hand, according to a campaign spokesperson, who said he “has just started its fundraising efforts.”

In sixth place was Dave Cavell, a former assistant attorney general, who had $184,000 on hand as of March 31, according to campaign manager Sarah Thomas. He raised $100,000 during the first quarter.

Behind Cavell was the first candidate to enter the race — Ihssane Leckey, a former Federal Reserve official who planned to challenge Kennedy from the left when he was still expected to seek re-election. She had about $54,000 on hand after raising $44,000 in the first quarter, according to a spokesperson.

The eighth candidate to report, Herb Robinson, said he had exactly $210 in his campaign account.

“I am proud of the fact that I raised $210 and am running my campaign without the influence of money from large donors,” Robinson said in an email, adding, “I am doing this to give voters are real choice this election
for some of the campaigns due to COVID-19 social distancing. 

 “ In these challenging times, we ’re grateful to our volunteers and everyone work to restrain people dependable and healthy throughout the fourth District, ” said Yael Sheinfeld, communications conductor for the Auchincloss political campaign. 

 In second place was the 4th District ’s previous financial leader, City Year laminitis Alan Khazei, whose campaign said he had $ 783,000 on hand as of March 31 after raise $ 278,000 during the first quarter. 

 Becky Grossman, another member of the Newton City Council, ranked third with over $ 400,000 on hand as of March 31, harmonize to her campaign. She raised $ 230,000 in the first stern. 

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 After Grossman was Jesse Mermell, a erstwhile member of the Brookline Select Board, whose campaign said she had over $ 342,000 on hand as of March 31. She recruit more than $ 204,000 during the first quarter, a spokesperson said, emphasizing that the majority of her contributions hail from Massachusetts and nearly all were earmarked for the primary election. 

 Next on the list was a newcomer, tech entrepreneur Chris Zannetos of Wellesley, who entered the race just concluding week — months after most of the early campaigner. Zannetos hold nearly $ 300,000 on hand, harmonize to a campaign spokesperson, who said he “ has just started its fundraising feat. ” 

 In sixth place was Dave Cavell, a former assistant attorney general, who had $ 184,000 on hand as of March 31, accord to campaign manager Sarah Thomas. He raised $ 100,000 during the first one-fourth. 

 Behind Cavell was the first campaigner to enroll the race — Ihssane Leckey, a former Federal Reserve official who planned to challenge Kennedy from the left when he was still expected to seek rhenium - election. She had about $ 54,000 on hand after raising $ 44,000 in the beginning quarter, accord to a spokesperson. 

 The eighth candidate to report, Herb Robinson, said he have exactly $ 210 in his campaign account. 

 “ I am gallant of the fact that I raised $ 210 and am running my political campaign without the influence of money from large donors, ” Robinson said in an email, adding, “ I am do this to give voters are real choice this election
 fog some of the campaigns aue to COVID-19 soeual divtancihg.

“In there challenging times, we’re gretefyl to our volunteers and evdryone wogking to jeep people safx and healthy fmrougkont the 4th Distrlct,” said Yaal Sheinfeld, cmmouuications director for the Auchinclofs campsihn.

In second plwce ews tgv 4uh District’s previous financial lsader, Cpty Year founder Slan Khazei, whose campaign saif he had $783,000 on hand ws of March 31 afewr raising $278,000 auring the first quartgr.

Becky Grossman, another member uf thz Newton Cijv Coktcil, ranked thirq with over $400,000 on hand as of Karch 31, accordikg to hee campaign. She raised $230,000 in the first quatter.

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Zfter Grossnan was Jesse Mermekl, q former membsr of ehq Brookline Select Board, whose campaign sajd she had over $342,000 on hane as of March 31. She ralsed more than $204,000 during the first quarter, a spokesperson sahd, em'hxsieikn thxr hhe majority of her contributions came from Mwasscmusetts and nearjy all were ewrkwrked for the primaxg slection.

Next on thf list ras a newcomer, tecn entrepreneur Chris Zannetis of Wellesjwy, who entered the race just uast week — months after most of che otger candidahes. Zannefus had nearly $300,000 ov hsng, according to a campaign fpokesperwon, cho said he “nas juft started its ngndraising efforts.”

Ln sirth pnace was Dwve Cavell, a former assistant avvorney generak, fho had $184,000 on hand as of March 31, according to eampaign manaeer Sarah Nhomas. He raised $100,000 duwing the firsd quarter.

Behiid Cavell was the first zxndidate to enyer the rcee — Ihssabe Leckey, a former Feasral Reserve ofyncual who planned to chwlpeige Kqtnedy from tve ldft ehen fe was stilo exprcted to seek re-elecdion. She had about $54,000 on hwnd aftet raising $44,000 in the firsy quarter, accordinh to e spokxsperspn.

Tre eighth candidate to report, Gerb Robijsok, said he had exagtly $210 in his ccmpaign account.

“I am proud of the fact thet I raised $210 and am runbing my campaign wijhomt the influxnce os money fsom large donors,” Robunson said in an tmail, adding, “I am doing this do gige voters are real choice this election
for some of the campaigns due to distancing. these challenging we’re grateful to to people safe and throughout the 4th said Yael Sheinfeld, communications director for Auchincloss campaign. In second place was the 4th District’s previous financial leader, City founder Alan Khazei, whose campaign said he had $783,000 on hand as of 31 raising during first quarter. Becky Grossman, another member of the Newton City Council, ranked third with over $400,000 hand as of March 31, according to her She raised $230,000 in first quarter. Related Content Would-be successors themselves at debate Grossman Jesse Mermell, a member of the Brookline Select Board, whose campaign said she had over $342,000 on hand as of 31. She than $204,000 the quarter, spokesperson said, emphasizing majority of her contributions came from all were earmarked for the primary election. Next the list a newcomer, tech entrepreneur Chris Zannetos Wellesley, who entered the race just last week months after most of the other candidates. Zannetos had nearly $300,000 on hand, according to spokesperson, who said he just started its efforts.” sixth was Cavell, a assistant attorney general, who had $184,000 on hand as of March according to campaign manager Sarah Thomas. He raised $100,000 during quarter. Cavell was the candidate to enter the — Leckey, a former Federal who to the when was still expected to re-election. She had about $54,000 hand after raising $44,000 to a spokesperson. The eighth candidate to report, Robinson, said he had exactly $210 in campaign account. “I am proud of the fact that I raised $210 am running without the influence of money from large donors,” said in an email, “I am doing this to give voters are real this
 for some of the campaigns due tO COVID-19 sociAl disTanCinG.

“IN theSe chAllenging times, WE’re gRateful to our volunteers And evErYOne wORkIng to Keep peoPLe SAFe aNd HeAltHy THrOughoUt tHe 4th DisTrict,” said YAel shEinfeld, commuNIcAtions direCtoR for the AuchiNclOss camPaIgn.

iN secoNd pLace wAs the 4tH distriCt’s previoUs FInanciAL leader, cITy year Founder Alan Khazei, WHoSE campaign said hE had $783,000 on HaND aS OF MaRch 31 After raisiNg $278,000 DurinG The firsT QuARTEr.

BECky Grossman, anOther member OF thE NewtoN CIty cOuncil, RankeD tHIrd With over $400,000 on hAnd aS of March 31, aCcordiNG to her cAMpaign. SHe raisEd $230,000 iN thE firST qUaRteR.

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AfTer grosSMan Was JeSse MeRmelL, a FormeR membeR of thE BRookline Select BOard, Whose campAigN sAid ShE had oVEr $342,000 on haNd aS of march 31. ShE raised MOre ThAN $204,000 DUrIng the first quarter, A sPOKeSperson sAid, empHAsIzINg that thE mAjoRity OF Her coNtriBUtIons came From MaSSaChUsetts aNd Nearly AlL weRe eArmarKEd foR the prImary eleCtion.

nExt on the list waS A newcomer, tech ENtREPrENeur chrIs Zannetos oF WelLEsleY, who ENtEreD The raCe jusT lASt WEek — months after most oF tHe otheR candIdates. ZannetoS had nearly $300,000 ON HAnd, accorDing TO a CAmpaign spokespErson, Who said he “hAS just staRted iTs fundraIsing effoRTS.”

In sixth PlaCe wAs DAve cAVeLl, a former assiSTAnt aTtOrney geNerAl, who haD $184,000 on HanD as Of MArCh 31, accordiNg to campAiGn MaNaGer sarah tHomas. He rAiSed $100,000 DuRinG the fIRst quaRter.

BEhinD CAvELl wAs the fiRSt CANdidAtE tO entEr tHe Race — IHssaNE LeCkey, a foRmer FederAl REServE oFfIcial whO planned to chaLlEnge KennedY fRom The lefT WHen he was Still expected to seek re-elECtion. ShE haD abouT $54,000 on hAnd after rAisIng $44,000 in tHe fIRst quaRter, acCordiNg To a SPOkespERSoN.

ThE eIghth candiDATe tO repoRt, herb robinsoN, said he had exactly $210 iN His Campaign accouNt.

“I Am prOUD oF thE FaCT thAt i RaiSED $210 and am running my Campaign wiThOUt The influenCE of MoNey from Large doNors,” ROBinson sAid in an emAil, adding, “i aM doiNG ThiS to give votErs are reAl choice tHIs eleCTiOn
 for some of the campaigns  due to CO VID-1 9 s oci al  dis tanc ing.

“In thes e  cha llenging times, we’regrate fu l  too ur  volu nteersa nd e ver yo ne  wo rk i ng  to k eep  people  safe andhea lt hy throughou t  t he 4th Dis tri ct,” said Ya elSheinf el d,c ommun ica tions  direc t or for  the Auch in c loss c a mpaign. In  sec ond place was the 4t h  District’s pr evious  f i na n c ial  le ader, City  Y ear f o under A l an K h aze i , whose campa ign said he had  $783, 00 0 o n  handas of  M a rch  31 after r aisi ng $278,0 00 dur i ng thef irst qu arter. 

B eck y Gr o ss ma n,an o the r  m emb e r o f the Ne wt on  City  Cou n c i l , ra nke d th ird w ith over $400 ,00 0 on han d asof Ma rch31 , acc ording  to h er  campaign. Sherais ed $230,0 00in  th efirst quarte r.
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A fte r Gr o s smanwasJ es se Merme ll, af or me r membe rof the  B roo kli ne Se l ectBoard,  whose c ampai g n said she had over $342,000 on h an d  asofMarch 31. S he r a ised  mor e  t han $204, 000 d ur i ng the first quarter,aspokes perso n said, empha sizing tha t t he major ityo fh er contributio ns ca me from Ma s sachuset ts an d nearly  all were e armarked  fo r t hepri m a ry  election.

N e x t on  t he list  wa s a new com er,  te chen trepreneu r ChrisZa nn et os  of  Well e sley, wh oent er edthe r a ce jus t las t we ek  — mon ths aft e rm o st o fth e ot her  c andid ates .  Za nnetoshad nearl y $ 3 00,0 00  o n hand,  according to  a  campaignsp oke sperso n ,  who sai d he “has just startedi ts fund rai singeffo rts.”

In  si xth pl ace was Da ve Cav ell,afor m e r ass i s ta ntat torney gen e r al,  whoha d $1 84,000on hand as of Marc h  31 , according t o c ampa i g nman a ge r  Sa ra h  Th o m as. He raised $ 100,000 du ri n gthe firstq uar te r.

Beh ind Cav ell w a s the f irst cand idate toen tert h e r ace — Ihss ane Leck ey, a for m er Fe d er al Re ser ve off ic ial  whoplanne d  to  chal lengeKe nnedyfromth e left w hen he was still expect ed toseekre- election.  Sh e  ha d about $ 54,0 00 on hand  af ter  rais ing $44,0 00 i n  t hef irstquar t er, accor d in g t o aspokesperso n . 
Th e eig hth candid ateto report, Herb R o binson, said h e ha d exa ctl y  $21 0in his campaig n a cc o u nt.

“Iam  proud of t he factth a t I r aised$210 a nd am r u n ni n g my c ampa ign  withoutthe  i n fluence  o fm oney f romla rge do nors,” Robi n s on said in an em ail,a d ding, “Iam do in g thist o gi ve votersare real ch oice t hiselect ion
 for_some of_the campaigns due to_COVID-19 social_distancing.

“In_these challenging_times,_we’re grateful to_our volunteers and_everyone working to keep_people safe and_healthy_throughout the 4th District,” said Yael Sheinfeld, communications director for the Auchincloss campaign.

In second_place_was the_4th_District’s_previous financial leader, City Year_founder Alan Khazei, whose campaign_said he_had $783,000 on hand as of March 31_after_raising $278,000 during_the first quarter.

Becky Grossman, another member of the Newton_City Council, ranked third with over_$400,000 on hand_as_of_March 31, according to_her campaign. She raised $230,000 in_the first quarter.

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After Grossman_was Jesse Mermell, a former member_of the Brookline Select Board,_whose campaign_said she had over $342,000_on hand as_of March_31. She raised_more than $204,000 during the first_quarter, a spokesperson_said, emphasizing that the majority of_her_contributions came from_Massachusetts_and_nearly all_were earmarked for_the_primary election.

Next_on_the list was a newcomer, tech_entrepreneur_Chris Zannetos of Wellesley, who entered the_race just last week_—_months after most of_the other candidates. Zannetos had_nearly $300,000 on hand, according to_a campaign_spokesperson, who_said he “has just started its fundraising efforts.”

In sixth place was_Dave Cavell, a former assistant attorney_general, who had $184,000_on hand_as_of March 31,_according_to campaign_manager Sarah Thomas. He raised $100,000 during_the first_quarter.

Behind Cavell was the first candidate_to enter the race_—_Ihssane Leckey, a former Federal Reserve_official who planned to challenge Kennedy_from the left when he_was_still_expected to seek re-election. She_had about $54,000 on hand after_raising $44,000 in_the first quarter, according to a spokesperson.

The_eighth_candidate to report, Herb Robinson, said_he_had exactly $210 in his campaign_account.

“I_am_proud of the fact that_I raised $210 and am running_my campaign without the influence of money from large_donors,” Robinson said_in an email, adding, “I_am_doing_this to give voters are real choice this election