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Hall spent less than Zurowski to get into city hall

The numbers are in when it comes to how much election campaign candidates spent last year.

This as Elections BC has released disclosure statements for the 2014 general election.

Prince George Mayor Lyn Hall spent $41,275 on his campaign.

His opponent, Don Zurowski spent $72,249.29 in his bid for the top spot.

Frank Everitt was the highest spending councillor at $40,701.53.

The councillor who spent the least was Garth Frizzell at $6500.

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Ted Andrew
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