U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield has $231,643 in his campaign account, according to federal election records.

Butterfield, a Wilson Democrat, received $66,929 in individual contributions and $207,812 from political action committees through September.

Contributors include Arthur R. Collins of Arlington, Va., president of Public Private Partnership ($2,400); lawyers Thomas Taft Sr., Thomas Taft Jr. and Jonathan Taft of Greenville ($2,400 each); the National Beer Wholesalers Association PAC, ($5,000) and the American Association for Justice PAC ($5,000).

Democrat Chad Larkins has not reported raising any money in the race.

U.S. Rep. Howard Coble has $525,373 in his campaign account.

Coble, a Greensboro Republican, has received $25,311 in individual contributions and $117,165 from political action committees in his bid to keep his seat, according to federal campaign finance records.

Contributors include Roger Milliken of Spartanburg, S.C., CEO of the Milliken & Co. Textile company ($2,400);  Allen Gant of Burlington, an executive at textile maker Glen-Raven Mills ($1,000); the Major League Baseball PAC ($5,000); the National Football League's Gridiron PAC ($4,000) and the National Beer Wholesalers Association PAC ($5,000).

Coble is a member of the House Judiciary Committee, which oversees aspects of professional sports leagues.