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RunwayDonorsPACE OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION - ISSUES

Donor header

PACE OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION - ISSUES

Organization · SACRAMENTO, CA · N/A · N/A

$13,121,527 total given · Largest contribution $1,000,000

Giving is broadly distributed with no dominant recipient cluster.

Active cycles

1999-20002001-20022003-20042005-20062007-20082009-20102011-20122013-20142015-20162017-20182019-20202021-20222023-20242025-2026

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Total given

$13,121,527

First seen Jan 10, 2000 · Last activity Jul 1, 2025

Contribution footprint

69 recipients

203 contributions · Avg $64,638

Concentration

Top recipient 14.5%

Top 3 36.3%

Top 10 78.4%

Total givingReference baseline
12
Apr 2021Dec 2022Jul 2024Mar 2026

Spike markers

  1. 1Nov 2000 · 2 notable contributions
    • NO ON 38, A COALITION OF PARENTS, EDUCATORS, BUSINESS, LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY · $1,781,225
    • YES ON 55 - CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET STABILITY, SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, DOCTORS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $1,083,694
  2. 2Jul 2025 · ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $1,899,995

Panel 3 • Top recipients

RecipientTotalShare*CountDatesDetails
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$1,899,99514.5%12Jan 2012 - Jul 2025
NO ON 38, A COALITION OF PARENTS, EDUCATORS, BUSINESS, LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY$1,781,22513.6%18Jun 2000 - Nov 2000
YES ON 55 - CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET STABILITY, SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, DOCTORS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$1,083,6948.3%4Aug 2016 - Nov 2016
YES ON 25, CITIZENS FOR AN ON-TIME BUDGET SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, NURSES, FIREFIGHTERS AND OTHER PUBLIC GROUPS$1,050,0008%7Feb 2010 - Oct 2010
CALIFORNIANS WORKING TOGETHER TO RESTORE & PROTECT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES & PUBLIC SAFETY, COALITION OF EDUCATORS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, ...SPEAKER PEREZ & COMMUNITY ORG. TO SUPPORT PROPOSITION 30$1,000,0007.6%2Mar 2012 - Apr 2012
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, HEALTH CARE GIVERS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$800,0006.1%10Feb 2005 - Jul 2005
CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY - YES ON 56 - A COALITION OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, FIREFIGHTERS, EDUCATORS, PARENTS, HEALTHCARE WORKERS, SENIORS, FACULTY MEMBERS, AND PUBLIC AND SCHOOL E$774,0005.9%8Mar 2003 - Feb 2004
NO ON 75, A COALITION OF REAL NURSES, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, BUILDING TRADES, STATE EMPLOYEES AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES OPPOSED TO PAYCHECK DECEPTION$770,0005.9%4Jul 2005 - Oct 2005
BROWN'S BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE, GOVERNOR$679,5735.2%16Jun 2012 - Nov 2012
NO ON 75, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, HEALTH CARE GIVERS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS OPPOSED TO PAYCHECK DECEPTION$450,0003.4%2Aug 2005 - Aug 2005
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* Share is percent of donor total in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.

RunwayDonorsPACE OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION - ISSUES

Donor header

PACE OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION - ISSUES

Organization · SACRAMENTO, CA · N/A · N/A

$13,121,527 total given · Largest contribution $1,000,000

Giving is broadly distributed with no dominant recipient cluster.

Active cycles

1999-20002001-20022003-20042005-20062007-20082009-20102011-20122013-20142015-20162017-20182019-20202021-20222023-20242025-2026

Panel 2 • Finance overview

Total given

$13,121,527

First seen Jan 10, 2000 · Last activity Jul 1, 2025

Contribution footprint

69 recipients

203 contributions · Avg $64,638

Concentration

Top recipient 14.5%

Top 3 36.3%

Top 10 78.4%

Total givingReference baseline
12
Apr 2021Dec 2022Jul 2024Mar 2026

Spike markers

  1. 1Nov 2000 · 2 notable contributions
    • NO ON 38, A COALITION OF PARENTS, EDUCATORS, BUSINESS, LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY · $1,781,225
    • YES ON 55 - CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET STABILITY, SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, DOCTORS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $1,083,694
  2. 2Jul 2025 · ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS · $1,899,995

Panel 3 • Top recipients

RecipientTotalShare*CountDatesDetails
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, SPONSORED BY WORKING FAMILIES AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$1,899,99514.5%12Jan 2012 - Jul 2025
NO ON 38, A COALITION OF PARENTS, EDUCATORS, BUSINESS, LABOR AND PUBLIC SAFETY$1,781,22513.6%18Jun 2000 - Nov 2000
YES ON 55 - CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET STABILITY, SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, DOCTORS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$1,083,6948.3%4Aug 2016 - Nov 2016
YES ON 25, CITIZENS FOR AN ON-TIME BUDGET SPONSORED BY TEACHERS, NURSES, FIREFIGHTERS AND OTHER PUBLIC GROUPS$1,050,0008%7Feb 2010 - Oct 2010
CALIFORNIANS WORKING TOGETHER TO RESTORE & PROTECT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES & PUBLIC SAFETY, COALITION OF EDUCATORS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, ...SPEAKER PEREZ & COMMUNITY ORG. TO SUPPORT PROPOSITION 30$1,000,0007.6%2Mar 2012 - Apr 2012
ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER CALIFORNIA, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, HEALTH CARE GIVERS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS$800,0006.1%10Feb 2005 - Jul 2005
CALIFORNIANS FOR BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY - YES ON 56 - A COALITION OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, FIREFIGHTERS, EDUCATORS, PARENTS, HEALTHCARE WORKERS, SENIORS, FACULTY MEMBERS, AND PUBLIC AND SCHOOL E$774,0005.9%8Mar 2003 - Feb 2004
NO ON 75, A COALITION OF REAL NURSES, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, BUILDING TRADES, STATE EMPLOYEES AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES OPPOSED TO PAYCHECK DECEPTION$770,0005.9%4Jul 2005 - Oct 2005
BROWN'S BALLOT MEASURE COMMITTEE, GOVERNOR$679,5735.2%16Jun 2012 - Nov 2012
NO ON 75, EDUCATORS, FIREFIGHTERS, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, HEALTH CARE GIVERS AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS OPPOSED TO PAYCHECK DECEPTION$450,0003.4%2Aug 2005 - Aug 2005
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* Share is percent of donor total in the selected scope. Page rows are a subset and typically do not sum to 100%.

Scope: All time60 points
Scope: All time60 points