A second contender for statewide office has retained a local campaign fund that's not subject to state contribution limits. State records reviewed by the Associated Press show Republican Franklin County Auditor Clarence Mingo, a candidate for state treasurer, has not filed paperwork to close down his uncapped auditor's fund by converting it into a statewide campaign fund. Donations to a state-level campaign fund are capped at 12 thousand for individuals and political action committees. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nan Whaley was using a re-election campaign fund for Dayton mayor, also not subject to limits, to raise money for her 2018 bid for governor. Her campaign says it's voluntarily complying with state caps. Mingo's campaign says paperwork establishing his state campaign will be filed next month. Spokesperson Mike Hartley says Mingo is complying with state campaign finance limits and plans to establish his statewide campaign fund by the next filing deadline. Hartley says the timing is based on advice from the secretary of state's office.