We now have some final fundraising numbers from the Nov. 7 school board elections.

Candidates and campaign treasurers are turning in their November sunshine reports, covering the last-minute runup to Election Day, and fundraising and spending through Nov. 30.

A couple of quick facts:

• The spendiest race unfolded in Coeur d’Alene’s Zone 2. James McAndrew spent $28,071 to win the open race. Yasmin Harris spent $14,962. Paul Mahlow spent $602, but contributed his entire war chest to state Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard.
• West Ada challenger Tom Moore reported the largest campaign war chest, approaching $51,000. But that money came almost entirely from a loan Moore made to his campaign. Moore actually reported spending $11,616. Incumbent René Ozuna reported spending $5,956 on her successful re-election run.

Here’s a look at every race that cleared the $5,000 fundraising plateau. (Victorious candidates are listed in red.):

West Ada, Zone 5: $61,520

Tom Moore: $50,809. Includes $50,067 in loans from the candidate.

René Ozuna (incumbent): $10,711. Includes $1,000 from Meridian Mayor Robert Simison and $1,000 from Engineered Structures Inc., a builder with ties to the West Ada School District.

West Ada, Zone 4: $17,777

Miguel Deluna: $8,037. Includes $1,000 from Moore, and $20 from former legislator Marv Hagedorn.

David Binetti (incumbent): $7,761. Largely self-funded.

Mari Gates: $1,979.

Kuna, Zone 1: $22,264

Hillary Lowe: $14,409. Includes $1,000 apiece from Tyler and Constance Youngkin, San Ysidro, Calif., and Quincy Youngkin, Kuna, $1,000 from W. Scott Schirmer, Phoenix, and $1,000 from William Brownlee, Peoria, Ariz.

Joy Thomas (incumbent): $7,855. Raised largely from Democratic donors, including former gubernatorial candidate and Boise school trustee A J Balukoff ($1,000), Susie Balukoff ($1,000) and House Minority Leader Ilana Rubel, D-Boise ($1,000).

Kuna, Zone 2: $18,454

Kristi Hardy: $16,954. Includes $1,000 apiece from Tyler, Constance and Quincy Youngkin, Schirmer and Brownlee.

James Grant: $1,500. Entirely self-funded.

Kuna, Zone 5: $13,352

Michael Thornton: $12,859. Includes $1,000 apiece from Tyler and Constance Youngkin and $995 from Hardy.

Russell Johnson: $493. Self-funded.

Blaine County, Zone 5: $31,690

Lara Stone (incumbent): $19,880. Includes $200 from former House Minority Leader Wendy Jaquet, D-Ketchum, and Jim Jaquet and $200 from retiring School Board chair R. Keith Roark. Also includes $1,100 loan to campaign.

Bailey Brooks: $11,810. Includes $1,000 from Push Back Idaho and $20 from fellow Blaine County trustee candidate Nora Roebuck.

West Bonner, Zone 1: $18,840

Margaret Hall (incumbent): $12,382.

Alan Galloway: $6,458.

West Bonner, Zone 5: $9,181

Carlyn Barton (incumbent): $4,931.

Kathy Nash: $4,250. Includes $699.64 from recently recalled trustee Keith Rutledge and $85 from state Rep. Heather Scott.

West Bonner, Zone 3: $6,116

Troy Reinbold (incumbent): $3,558. Includes $699.65 from Rutledge and $85.10 from a second recently recalled trustee, Susan Brown.

Elizabeth Glazier: $2,558.

Lake Pend Oreille, Zone 1: $10,044

Scott Wood: $5,600. Entirely in a loan from the candidate.

Jennifer McKnight: $4,444.

Rebecca Holland: No fundraising activity.

Idaho Falls, Zone 1: $5,200

Jeremy Westwood (incumbent): $3,000. Entirely self-funded.

Jordan Oseen: $2,200. Entirely self-funded.

Patrick Jackson: No fundraising activity.

Nampa, Zone 2: $6,196

Adam Schasel: $5,422. Includes $100 from Reclaim Idaho co-founder Luke Mayville.

David Jennings: $774. Includes $491.74 from Nampa trustee Brook Taylor.

Caldwell, Zone 3: $13,473

Travis Manning (incumbent): $10,861. Includes $1,000 from A J Balukoff, $1,000 from Conservation Voters of Idaho, $333.34 from Caldwell school trustee Marisela Pesina, $100 from former Boise school superintendent Don Coberly, $100 from state Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking, D-Boise, $100 from state Rep. Soñia Galaviz, D-Boise, and $100 from former state Rep. John McCrostie, D-Garden City.

Nicole Trakel: $2,612. Includes $200 from state Sen. Cindy Carlson, R-Riggins, and $50 from Kent Marmon, a Republican legislative candidate in Caldwell.

Coeur d’Alene, Zone 2: $45,601

James McAndrew: $28,290. Includes $500 from retiring Coeur d’Alene school trustee Casey Morrisroe, $200 from former Lt. Gov. Jack Riggs, $100 from former Coeur d’Alene Mayor Sandra Bloem and $50 from former North Idaho College trustee and state Sen. John Goedde, R-Coeur d’Alene.

Yasmin Harris: $16,709. Includes $300 from Brent Regan, chairman, Kootenai County Republican Central Committee; and $500 from RHINO PAC.

Paul Mahlow: $602. Entirely self-funded. Mahlow later donated his $602 to state Rep. Heather Scott. 

Coeur d’Alene, Zone 3: $19,777

Heather Tenbrink (incumbent): $11,797. Includes $500 from Morrisroe and some self-funding.

Richard Blatt: $7,980. Includes $300 from Regan and $500 from RHINO PAC.

Lakeland, Zone 2: $7,861

Ramona Grissom (incumbent): $5,211.

Cherish Hansen: $2,650.

Lakeland, Zone 3: $6,411

Michelle Thompson (incumbent): $3,513. Includes $100 from Regan and $99 from Grissom.

Sheila Holfeltz: $2,898.

Moscow, Zone 3: $6,490

Dulce Kersting-Lark (incumbent): $3,480. Includes $100 from Latah County Commissioner Tom Lamar.

Gay Lynn Clyde: $3,010.

Moscow, Zone 1: $5,609

Cody Barr: $4,347.

Jim Frenzel (incumbent): $1,262. Includes $100 from Lamar.