The council’s annual financial filings show that, not surprisingly, the city officials who are the most well-off generally live in the northern part of Dallas, according to a DMN story. The story summarizes who listed which stocks and other financial holdings, including who accepted how many tickets to which charity event. There’s not what I would call shocking info here, but it’s interesting. For example, Mitch Rasansky reported that he owned more than 10,000 shares of three companies, including Citigroup, which cost him an opportunity to vote on the pending taxpayer-subsidized downtown convention center hotel since Citigroup could be among the project’s underwriters.