Vancouver City Council hopeful Pooneh Gray has spent more than $220,000 in her bid to unseat incumbent Councilor Kim Harless, but state campaign finance records show Gray’s campaign has gone deep into debt to do so.
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Source: The Columbian
PDC: Gray spends more than $220,000 in bid to unseat Harless from Vancouver City Council
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