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Panel 2 • Finance overview
Measure finance snapshot
Scope: 2009-2010 cycle
Panel 3 • Committee landscape
Support vs oppose funding groups
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| Committee | Last filed | Receipts | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
YES ON 14 - CALIFORNIANS FOR AN OPEN PRIMARY WITH MAJOR FUNDING FROM GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER'S CALIFORNIA DREAM TEAM, A BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE | Sep 1, 2010 | $4,925,945Dated receipts + reported unitemized intervals | — |
SILICON VALLEY LEADERSHIP GROUP IN SUPPORT OF PROPOSITION 14 | — | $0Coverage unavailable · total may be incomplete | — |
| Committee | Last filed | Receipts | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
NO ON 14. PROTECT VOTER CHOICE. SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, CONSUMER ATTORNEY AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS. | Oct 1, 2010 | $243,500Dated receipts + reported unitemized intervals | — |
SAVE VOTER CHOICE, NO ON 14 WITH MAJOR FUNDING BY JEFF DENHAM FOR STATE SENATE | Aug 1, 2010 | $50,018Incomplete window · known receipts only; unresolved or partial intervals are excluded | — |
ASSEMBLYMEMBER SANDRE SWANSON'S BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE TO OPPOSE PROP. 14 - OPEN PRIMARIES | Jun 1, 2010 | $1,000Dated receipts + reported unitemized intervals | — |
NO ON PROP. 14, PRESERVE VOTER CHOICE | — | $0Coverage unavailable · total may be incomplete | — |
PROTECT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY - SAY NO TO THE OPEN PRIMARY | — | $0Coverage unavailable · total may be incomplete | — |
TOBIN'S STOP TOP TWO. ORG - VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 14, CHRISTINA | — | $0Coverage unavailable · total may be incomplete | — |