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Democrat Jodie Haydon raised more than twice as much as his Republican opponent for state Senate.
Documents filed with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance show Haydon took in $64,855 while Republican Jimmy Higdon raised $31,655.
The two are running in a special election to replace former state Sen. Dan Kelly, who resigned when Gov. Steve Beshear appointed him as a circuit judge.
The election is Dec. 8. The race is considered key in a push by Beshear to sway the Senate's balance of power to improve his odds of getting a bill passed expand gambling in Kentucky.
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