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RunwayCommitteesL.A. VOTE

Committee header

L.A. VOTE

Active cycles

2000-20012001-20022002-20032003-20042004-2005

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Committee finance snapshot

Scope: All time

Raised
$1,177,400
Spent
$1,224,456
Net activity
-$47,056
Large-donor funded, Media-heavy spender, Active in All time.

Money over time

ContributionsExpenditures
Feb 2000May 2001Oct 2002Jan 2004

Panel 3 • Money structure snapshot

Money structure snapshot

$5,000+ is the largest bucket at 90.8% of total raised.

Dominant category: Media at 47% of spending.

Donor count

118

Contributions

150

Median

$5,000

Average

$7,849

Funding distribution

  • $5,000+

    Count: 80

    Share: 90.8%

    Amount: $1,069,400

  • $1,000 - $4,999

    Count: 66

    Share: 9%

    Amount: $106,000

  • $500 - $999

Panel 5 • Financial evidence

Filings workspace

Filing history and transaction-level evidence moved to a dedicated page.

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RunwayCommitteesL.A. VOTE

Committee header

L.A. VOTE

Active cycles

2000-20012001-20022002-20032003-20042004-2005

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Committee finance snapshot

Scope: All time

Raised
$1,177,400
Spent
$1,224,456
Net activity
-$47,056
Large-donor funded, Media-heavy spender, Active in All time.

Money over time

ContributionsExpenditures
Feb 2000May 2001Oct 2002Jan 2004

Panel 3 • Money structure snapshot

Money structure snapshot

$5,000+ is the largest bucket at 90.8% of total raised.

Dominant category: Media at 47% of spending.

Donor count

118

Contributions

150

Median

$5,000

Average

$7,849

Funding distribution

  • $5,000+

    Count: 80

    Share: 90.8%

    Amount: $1,069,400

  • $1,000 - $4,999

    Count: 66

    Share: 9%

    Amount: $106,000

  • $500 - $999

Panel 5 • Financial evidence

Filings workspace

Filing history and transaction-level evidence moved to a dedicated page.

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Count: 3

Share: 0.1%

Amount: $1,750

  • $100 - $499

    Count: 1

    Share: 0%

    Amount: $250

    • Contribution bucketCountAmountShare of raised
    $5,000+80$1,069,40090.8%
    $1,000 - $4,99966$106,0009%
    $500 - $9993$1,7500.1%
    $100 - $4991$2500%

    Spending categories

    • Media

      Amount: $575,392

      Share: 47%

    • Consulting

      Amount: $447,098

      Share: 36.5%

    • Operations

      Amount: $157,829

      Share: 12.9%

    • Field

      Amount: $44,137

      Share: 3.6%

    CategoryAmountShare of spent
    Media$575,39247%
    Consulting$447,09836.5%
    Operations$157,82912.9%
    Field$44,1373.6%

    Count: 3

    Share: 0.1%

    Amount: $1,750

  • $100 - $499

    Count: 1

    Share: 0%

    Amount: $250

    • Contribution bucketCountAmountShare of raised
    $5,000+80$1,069,40090.8%
    $1,000 - $4,99966$106,0009%
    $500 - $9993$1,7500.1%
    $100 - $4991$2500%

    Spending categories

    • Media

      Amount: $575,392

      Share: 47%

    • Consulting

      Amount: $447,098

      Share: 36.5%

    • Operations

      Amount: $157,829

      Share: 12.9%

    • Field

      Amount: $44,137

      Share: 3.6%

    CategoryAmountShare of spent
    Media$575,39247%
    Consulting$447,09836.5%
    Operations$157,82912.9%
    Field$44,1373.6%

    Panel 4 • Top donors

    Top donors

    DonorTotalShare*CountLast
    DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF CALIFORNIA$109,0009.3%4Oct 30, 2002
    CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PAC$60,0005.1%2Nov 1, 2000
    CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN FOR NEW DRUG POLICIES$50,0004.2%2Oct 27, 2000
    CALIFORNIANS OPPOSED TO SCHOOL & ROAD DELAY$50,0004.2%1Sep 13, 2000
    NO ON 38 A COALITION OF PARENTS EDUCATORS BUSINESS LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY$50,0004.2%2Dec 7, 2000
    THE GOVERNOR GRAY DAVIS COMMITTEE$50,0004.2%1Oct 7, 2002
    YES ON 45, CITIZENS RIGHT TO PETITION$50,0004.2%1Feb 26, 2002
    HAHN FOR MAYOR$35,0003%1Mar 26, 2001
    ROCKY DELGADILLO FOR CITY ATTORNEY$35,0003%2May 31, 2001
    FRIENDS OF PHILIP ANGELIDES$25,0002.1%2Oct 28, 2002
    HAHN FOR MAYOR-GENERAL$25,0002.1%1May 31, 2001
    L.A. UNITED$25,0002.1%1Oct 15, 2002
    MURRAY FOR CONGRESS$25,0002.1%1Apr 2, 2001
    WESTLY FOR CONTROLLER$25,0002.1%3Jan 24, 2003
    WILLIAMS FOR COUNCIL GENERAL$25,0002.1%4May 20, 2003
    YES ON 47$25,0002.1%1Oct 17, 2002
    FOR KID'S SAKE-VOTE LAMOTTE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$24,5002.1%4Mar 4, 2003
    YES ON PROP. 1A$20,0001.7%1Mar 2, 2000
    GARAMENDI COMMITTEE$17,5001.5%2Oct 15, 2002
    DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$15,0001.3%2Jul 3, 2001
    SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 434-B FERDERAL COPE$15,0001.3%1Jan 22, 2002
    TAXPAYERS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND BETTER SCHOOLS$15,0001.3%1Oct 27, 2000
    BERNARD PARKS FOR CITY COUNCIL$12,0001%2Mar 24, 2003
    SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON$12,0001%1Feb 26, 2003
    ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS PAC$10,0000.8%1Oct 15, 2002
    Showing 25 of 118

    * Share is percent of committee total raised in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.

    Panel 4 • Top donors

    Top donors

    DonorTotalShare*CountLast
    DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF CALIFORNIA$109,0009.3%4Oct 30, 2002
    CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS PAC$60,0005.1%2Nov 1, 2000
    CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN FOR NEW DRUG POLICIES$50,0004.2%2Oct 27, 2000
    CALIFORNIANS OPPOSED TO SCHOOL & ROAD DELAY$50,0004.2%1Sep 13, 2000
    NO ON 38 A COALITION OF PARENTS EDUCATORS BUSINESS LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY$50,0004.2%2Dec 7, 2000
    THE GOVERNOR GRAY DAVIS COMMITTEE$50,0004.2%1Oct 7, 2002
    YES ON 45, CITIZENS RIGHT TO PETITION$50,0004.2%1Feb 26, 2002
    HAHN FOR MAYOR$35,0003%1Mar 26, 2001
    ROCKY DELGADILLO FOR CITY ATTORNEY$35,0003%2May 31, 2001
    FRIENDS OF PHILIP ANGELIDES$25,0002.1%2Oct 28, 2002
    HAHN FOR MAYOR-GENERAL$25,0002.1%1May 31, 2001
    L.A. UNITED$25,0002.1%1Oct 15, 2002
    MURRAY FOR CONGRESS$25,0002.1%1Apr 2, 2001
    WESTLY FOR CONTROLLER$25,0002.1%3Jan 24, 2003
    WILLIAMS FOR COUNCIL GENERAL$25,0002.1%4May 20, 2003
    YES ON 47$25,0002.1%1Oct 17, 2002
    FOR KID'S SAKE-VOTE LAMOTTE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$24,5002.1%4Mar 4, 2003
    YES ON PROP. 1A$20,0001.7%1Mar 2, 2000
    GARAMENDI COMMITTEE$17,5001.5%2Oct 15, 2002
    DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$15,0001.3%2Jul 3, 2001
    SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 434-B FERDERAL COPE$15,0001.3%1Jan 22, 2002
    TAXPAYERS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND BETTER SCHOOLS$15,0001.3%1Oct 27, 2000
    BERNARD PARKS FOR CITY COUNCIL$12,0001%2Mar 24, 2003
    SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON$12,0001%1Feb 26, 2003
    ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS PAC$10,0000.8%1Oct 15, 2002
    Showing 25 of 118

    * Share is percent of committee total raised in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.