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Thumbnail image for Jerry Brown.jpgAttorney General Jerry Brown spent just $370,525 last year on his undeclared Democratic candidacy for governor, raised $8.3 million and had $12.1 million in cash on hand as of Dec. 31, according to campaign finance records he filed today with the secretary of state.

That marks a sharp contrast to Republican front-runner Meg Whitman, who provided a peek into her campaign finance figures last month. While she raised a little more than Brown last year - $10.2 million - Whitman had already spent about $19 million on her campaign as of Jan. 21, an unprecedented amount so far ahead of Election Day.

The big difference is Whitman, a billionaire former Silicon Valley CEO, has given her campaign $39 million of her own money, while Brown hasn't invested his own wealth. Whitman had $30.5 million of cash on hand on Jan. 21, according to her campaign.

The third major candidate, Republican Steve Poizner, another wealthy former CEO, had raised $2.46 million as of January 4, given his campaign about $19 million of his own money and had $17.5 million in cash on hand.

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