In the Pennsylvania race for governor, Democrat candidate Josh Shapiro has raised more money than all other candidates combined. Shapiro has raised more than $16 million and spent nearly $3 million. He has $13 million left to spend, and because he is unchallenged in the primary, most of that money will be available to outspend the Republican candidate who prevails in the primary. Shapiro’s 3,044-page campaign finance report shows he has not had to loan any of his own money to his campaign and that many donors, both in and outside Pennsylvania, gave him $10,000; $20,000; $50,000; $100,000 or more. Here is an incomplete look at just a few of Shapiro’s larger donors: $1 million from Karla Jurvetson of Los Altos Hills, California physician and major progressive political donor. $500,000 from billionaire Thomas B. Hagen of Erie, chairman and former CEO of Erie Insurance Group. $200,000 from William Harris Jr. …