Campaign finance reports are rolling in, and Peter Carlisle was the first leading mayoral candidate to file his report for the July 1 鈥� Sept. 3 period.

Carlisle pulled in $210,931 in the past two months, compared to the $290,266 he raised in the first six-month reporting period. This brings his total to $501,198 in funds raised over the course of the campaign. The vast majority 鈥斅爉ore than 88 percent 鈥� of the monies raised since July come from donations exceeding $100.

He鈥檚 also spent $429,535 since January, with $375,101 of those expenditures made in the past two months.

Carlisle had $84,304 on hand two weeks ahead of the primary, which is a winner-take-all election.

Read the from July 1 鈥� Sept. 3.

Panos Prevedouros began the second reporting period with $18,766, and raised $95,536 in campaign contributions in the past two months. That dwarfs the $36,591 he had raised leading up to July 1. In the most recent reporting period, 67 percent of contributions to his campaign were made in donations exceeding $100.

Prevedouros spent $82,362, bringing his total expenditures to $107,028 over the course of his campaign. He had $22,300 cash on hand.

Read the from July 1 鈥� Sept. 3.

At 5:50 p.m., a spokeswoman for Kirk Caldwell wrote in an e-mail that his campaign would file its reports “later tonight.” The reports are due by tonight at 11:59 p.m.

According to spokeswoman Kim Devlin, Caldwell raised $256,433 in the past two months. That brings his fundraising total to $837,057, and leaves him with $12,458 on hand.

“The contribution amount may increase once they finish adding on all of the in-kinds,” Devlin wrote. “But I do not believe it will increase by more than $1K.”

In a later phone conversation with Caldwell, he said he couldn’t yet say exactly how much money his campaign spent in the last reporting period.

“A lot,” Caldwell said. “We’re running a very aggressive campaign and we’re spending a lot to get my message out there.”

Another well-known candidate, City Councilman Rod Tam had not filed his campaign spending report as of 6:35 p.m.