A caveat/correction accompanying my praise for the redesigned PDC website (regarding which David Postman has similar thoughts): the "cash-on-hand" numbers I provided have to be taken with a major grain of salt.

You can see in the "candidates" section of the "Search the Database" function that a listing of "contributions" and "expenditures" is given. Sadly, that's not the whole tale, which would otherwise allow for a logical and consequent cash-on-hand tally.

At the old PDC website you could see contribution and expenditure totals based on the last summary (C4) report by a campaign. In between those reports, you could also track incoming receipts via required C3 reports from campaigns, detailing their deposits of contributions.

The new PDC site compiles that recent C3 data and combines it with the latest C4 reports to give you the aforementioned summary data. Meaning, the new summary page is rather up-to-date on contributions, not so much on expenditures. It all depends on when on the reporting calendar [pdf] you're looking.

By chance, a C4 report is due today, which will give a snapshot look at various data points, including cash-on-hand. In between C4 reports to the PDC (a schedule that varies notably thanks to the Legislature), the expenditure numbers will vary in their relevance.

Long story short: the cash-on-hand numbers I originally cited aren't going to be very helpful since the last C4 report prior to today was back in early June, covering through the end of May. Much has transpired in some races, especially that for Governor, since then.