Incumbent Fairfax County Chairman Sharon Bulova is outraising and outspending her rivals in the county chairman's race, according to campaign finance reports filed by candidates' campaign committees. 

Between April 1 and June 30, Bulova raised $142,403. After expenses, her total campaign fund at the end of June was $210,031.35.

In comparison, Michael "Spike" Williams, the Republican nominee, raised $39,847.77 in the same period, leaving him with a campaign fund of $40,542.34.

A third candidate, Independent Will Radle, lists only a $5 loan in his campaign fund.

Bulova is also outspending Williams by more than double. During the reporting period, Bulova spent $38,883.57. Her largest campaign expense went to campaign consultant Michelle Gajewski, who received $11,400 over the two months.

Among other expenses, Bulova's campaign spent $1,000 on a donation to her son Delegate David Bulova's campaign to be re-elected in the 37th District.

Williams spent $19,012.05 during the reporting period. His largest expense was $2,622.40, for campaign consulting by Concentric Direct.

Check Patch on Monday for a look at the donors to both campaigns.