At first glance, it looks like a lot of out of state (out of district) contributions.
 

By my initial count, it looks like about 61 percent of contributions came from in-state sources, 39 percent out-of-state. In terms of actual dollars, I'm not sure... that'll take more time and a calculator.

Of course, my numbers might be off. Sifting through 344 contributions is mind-numbing work.
 

When I cruch Nacht's numbers, I come up with the following:
46.7% is from Michigan
21.4% is from California
16.2% is from New York
9.3% is from Massachusetts

33.0% of his contributions are from attorneys, lawyers, or employees of law firms.

13.1% of his contributions are university professors or administrators.

Only 16.3% of what I saw was within our Congressional district. I'm not super good on Ann Arbor addresses, so my number may be high, but it definitly is not too low.
 

let me say that 160K is impressive. I'm working on the Ann Arbor addresses, most look like outside of the 7th. I only see one person in the district outside of Washtenaw and that is his campaign manager who has given $15.00.

The best news is $210,000 for Dems.
 

Actually, there were 5 contributions from Chelsea, 3 from Dexter, one from Manchester and 3 from Saline.

Coupled with the one from Charlotte, that give Nacht 13 supporters in the district besides Ann Arbor and only 1 outside Washtenaw county.
 

I'll be very forthright here. David Nacht is the best candidate to face Walberg and he's clearly showing it with not only his fundraising but his traversing of the district. Nacht has been making the rounds in Eaton, Jackson, Hillsdale, Calhoun, etc. throughout the summer as if the election was being held tomorrow. He's giving the hard work that is required and his contributions are and will show that. Honestly, he's the right person for the job and it would be wise for the Democrats in the district to see that and get on board with his campaign.

The former nominee from the last two elections, Sharon Renier, has proven to be a poor choice and continues to be so. She refuses to raise money - likely can't - isn't politically savvy though she can be personable, and her numbers prove an inevitable loss. Sharon Renier has yet to carry her home county let alone her home township or worse still her home precinct. She needs to use her current name recognition and run for a lesser office - countywide or township - to start and can chase this seat eventually.

On the other hand, David Nacht has raised his profile. Well known in the Ann Arbor area he is being introduced now to the other areas.
He needs more introductions - help him out.