With just one week left until Election Day, both candidates for the District 89 seat in the Alabama House of Representatives have been making a final push to campaign to voters.

Republican nominee Wes Allen and Democratic nominee Joel Williams have spent over $55,000 combined through October 26.

In the first 12 days of October, Allen brought in $24,000 and spent $10,200.

Allen received contributions of $2,500 from ABA PAC, $1,500 from Bank PAC, $150 from David and Lauren Cole, $2,500 from NHS Management LLC, $25 from Jesse and April Wilson, $2,000 from Automobile Dealers Association of Alabama Inc PAC, $500 from Regions Financial Corps PAC, $25 from Linda Brantley, $500 from Crosby Company, $2,000 from FaxPAC, $100 from Geoffrey and Brenda McDuffie, $500 from Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, $500 from Advantage Realty, $2,500 from Alabama Realtors PAC, $2,500 from ALAPAC, $100 from J. Roy Bray, $100 from Bob Jones, $5,000 from Truk PAC, and $1,000 from Tyler Transport LLC. He also received an in-kind contribution valued at $25.52 from NFIB Alabama PAC.

Allen spent $9,800 to Virtus Solutions, $200 to Sports Chat with Neal and Wally and $200 to the Alabama High School Rodeo Association.

Allen raised another $9,525 from October 13 – 22 including contributions of $25 from Jesse and April Wilson, $500 from Alabama Commissioners United, $1,00 from Alabama Hospital Association PAC, $500 from Gulf Distributing Holdings, $500 from Alabama Cattlemen’s Association PAC, $2,500 from EduPAC, $1,000 from Southern Strategy Group PAC, $2,500 from Alabama Power Employees State PAC, and $1,000 from Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Alabama State PAC.

He spent a total of $16,725 including $15,725 to Virtus Solutions Political Consulting LLC., $700 to Specialty Video, $200 to the Pike County Chamber of Commerce and $100 to Banks School.

Allen raised another $13,150 in the most recently reported week of fundraising and spent $3,100.

His contributions include $250 from Robert D. and Jayne P. Allen, $100 from Jason and Kellie Hubbard, $500 from Adams and Reese LLP, $200 from Robert and Mary Whaley, $10,000 from Progress PAC and $2,000 from VPAC. He also received an in-kind contribution valued at $475 from FarmPAC.

His expenditures were $100 to Sav-a-Life and $3,000 to Leverage Public Strategies.

Williams brought in $8,100 through the first 12 days of October and spent $2,150.

His contributions include $5,000 from Alabama Works PAC, $50 from Dr. Eugene Omasta, $250 from Chris Sanspree, $100 from Russell Williamson, $2,500 from the Democratic Victory Fund, and $200 from Dr. Curt Porter.

His expenditures were $2,000 to Jesse McDaniel and $150 to the Alabama Democratic Conference.

Williams raised a further $1,450 from October 13 – 22 including contributions of $100 from Jeff Knox, $500 from Harry Hall, $250 from Robert Cole, $100 from Neil Rafferty, $250 from Patrick Scarbrough, and $250 from Jim Spearman.

Williams spent $10,254 in that timeframe including expenditures of $9,994 to Troy Cablevision, $10 to the Pike County Chamber of Commerce and $250 to 590Films.

In the last week of fundraising, Williams brought in $1,800 in contributions and spent $3,961.42.

His contributions include $250 from Michael Davis, $1,000 from the State Employees Advocacy PAC, $100 from Michael Orlofsky, $250 from Darryl Caldwell, and $200 from Joe Sawyer.

His expenditures were $103.62 to Meredith Hatcher, $2,140 to WTBF, $499.80 to iHeart Radio, and $1,218 to Postcard Mania.