Republican Gov. Rick Scott's campaign collected $250,352 in contributions from Sept. 6 to Sept. 12, bringing his overall total to $7.95 million, according to an updated finance report posted online Friday.

The campaign also spent $235,186 during the period on advertising and other costs and had spent a total of $2.2 million as of Sept. 12. Those numbers do not include tens of millions of dollars raised and spent by the "Let's Get to Work" political committee, which is an integral part of Scott's re-election bid.

The "Let's Get to Work" political committee sent $5.8 million to the Republican Party of Florida last week, according to a campaign-finance report filed Thursday.

In all, "Let's Get to Work,'' had raised a total of $37.9 million through last Friday, while spending nearly $33.2 million. Along with sending money to the GOP, the committee also has spent heavily on advertising to boost Scott and criticize Democratic challenger Charlie Crist.

Updated numbers for Crist had not been posted on the state Division of Elections website Friday morning.

In other statewide races:

— Republican Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam reported collecting $90,531 during the week-long period, including $16,591 in state matching funds. That boosted Putnam's fundraising total to nearly $2.62 million. Putnam's Democratic opponent, Thad Hamilton, had raised a total of $19,888 as of Sept. 12, according to the newly filed reports.

— In the attorney general's race, Democrat George Sheldon collected $51,237 from Sept. 6 to Sept. 12, including $32,612 in state matching funds. Sheldon had raised an overall total of $603,840. Incumbent Republican Pam Bondi raised $23,660 during the week-long period, including $3,500 in matching funds. That brought her overall total to $1.9 million.

— Republican Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater reported collecting $32,630 from Sept. 6 to Sept. 12, giving him an overall total of $2.57 million. Atwater's Democratic opponent, William Rankin, had raised a total of $15,210 through Sept. 12.

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