Below: Details of the PAC report for CasinosNO!

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Of the $264,200 CasinosNO! raised in its 11-day pre-general finance report, $185,000 came from the family owning LL Bean.

CasinosNO!, run by consultant Dennis Bailey, is in an underdog fight against Las Vegas, which is backing Question 2 asking voters if they want to bring a casino to Oxford County. They have spent $1.4 million on the effort so far.

Most of the PAC’s activity has happened in the past 21 days. In the recent report, CasinosNO! raised 75 percent of its funding. The PAC has $64,581 in its coffers.

Most of CasinosNO!’s funds are coming from Maine business owners, such as the LL Bean family. Another small but significant donation of $500 came from former Gov. Angus King.

Also, Sunday River, a Newry ski resort, has donated $2,000.

Almost all of the money in Bailey’s coffers has gone to advertising. The PAC has paid $241,995 to the Stevens, Reed, Curcio & Potholm agency for television advertising in the past 21 days.

The stats:

• Money raised: Oct. 1 to Oct. 21: $264,200; Cycle: $349,259
• Money spent: Oct. 1 to Oct. 21: $246,998; Cycle: $284,678
• Cash on hand: $64,581

Major donors:

• $10,000 Marden Realty, Lewiston
• $2,000 Leslie Otten, Executive of Western Maine Leasing, Bethel
• $10,000 Horace Hildreth, Executive of Diversified Communications, Falmouth
• $2,000 Brann & Isaacson, Lewiston
• $10,000 Christopher J. McCormick, Executive of LL Bean, Cumberland Foreside
• $25,000 James Gorman, Retired, Cumberland Foreside
• $10,000 Thomas Chappell, Executive of Tom’s of Maine, Kennebunk
• $60,000 Leon & Lisa Gorman, Retired, Yarmouth
• $15,000 Richard Kurtz, Retired, Cape Elizabeth
• $45,000, Linda Bean, Business owner, Port Clyde
• $20,000 Hazel Dyer, Port Clyde
• $45,000 Diana Bean, Retired, Port Clyde
• $2,000 Sunday River Skiway

Major expenses:

• $2,500 Savvy Inc., consulting (Dennis Bailey)
• $241,995 Stevens, Reed, Curcio & Potholm, television advertising