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Weekly Update | August 25th
Total Contributions in 2016:
$129,286,951
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Total August Contributions:
$29,594,976
Total Contributions this Week:
$10,840,003
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Number of Contributions this Week: 526
Total contribution figures include donations, transfers, inkind contributions, loans,
and other types of monetary exchanges between donors and PACs.
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What Happened this Week?
Citizens for Rauner, Inc has activated a flow of money throughout the Illinois Republican Party in recent weeks. While Rauner's committee started out the quarter with over
$15 million in cash on hand, two transfers of
$5 million each to the Illinois Republican Party,
have left Citizens for Rauner with just over $5 million in available funds.
Citizens for Rauner, Inc
x
| Funds Available as of 6/30/16 |
$15,280,774
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| Contributions since 7/1/16 |
$10,000
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| Transfers and Donations Reported since 7/1/16 |
$10,006,000 |
| Current Available Funds Estimate |
$5,284,774
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Of the
$5 million transferred this week from Citizens for Rauner to the Illinois GOP,
$2.7 million total was transferred to the House Republican Organization, and
$500,000 was transferred to the Republican State Senate Campaign Committee (RSSCC).
Those committees then spent $523,875 and $117,851 respectively on transfers and in-kind donations.
The Republican State Senate Campaign Committee has focused in on two key Senate races: the 31st and 38th Senate Districts. In the 31st District, Michael Amrozowicz
(R-Gurnee) is challenging incumbent Senator Melinda Bush (D-Grayslake).
Amrozowicz has $392,839 in available funds,
and has benefitted from
$37,036 in Independent Expenditures from the Illinois Republican Party.
Bush has $427,610 in available funds on hand. In the 38th District, Incumbent Sue Rezin (R-Morris) has
$463,000
on hand, while her opponent, Democrat Christine Benson, has
$43,000.
The Democrats have also stepped up spending in key races, with in-kind ad buys and Independent Expenditures in both the House and Senate. This week, the Democratic Majority made $172,997 in in-kind donations to 11 House candidates. The Democratic Majority also made $37,500
in Independent Expenditures on behalf of incumbent Representative Andy Skoog (D-LaSalle), who is facing opponent Jerry Lee Long in the 76th District.
The Senate Democratic Victory Fund spent $86,044 on 3 Senate candidates this week.
Incumbent
S
enator Gary Forby (D-Benton) received the most money at $46,793.
Forby has
$807,000
on hand, while his opponent, Dave Fowler (R-Harrisburg), has $156,000 and has has benefitted from over $60,000 in Independent Expenditures from the Illinois
Republican
Party.
Senator Tom Cullerton (D-Villa Park) and Senator Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant (D-Shorewood) also received $19,625 each from the Senate Democratic Victory Fund.
While many House candidates on both sides of the aisle are receiving support from legislative campaign committees this week with an average amount of about $34,900 from the GOP and $19,100 from Democrats,
Senate candidates are receiving higher sums of money from legislative campaign committees, with an average amount of $58,900 from the GOP and
$28,600
from the Democratic side.
| Committee |
Transfers and In-Kind Donations |
| Democratic Party of Illinois |
$92,508
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| Senate Democratic Victory Fund |
$86,044
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| Democratic Majority (House) |
$172,997
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For more information, contact Sarah Brune at 312-436-1274 or sarah@ilcampaign.org.
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IBEW Local Union 15 (Dues Check-Off)
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donated $183,923 to |
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers PAC
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8/23 |
House Republican Organization
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donated inkind $98,931 to |
Friends for Rod Drobinski
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8/24 |
Midwest Region Organizing Committee
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donated $94,280 to |
Illinois Laborers' Legislative Committee
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8/22 |
UA Local 597 Pipefitters (members dues deductions)
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donated $77,889 to |
Illinois Pipe Trades PEF
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8/23 |
Senate Democratic Victory Fund
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donated inkind $46,793 to |
Gary Forby Campaign Fund
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8/24 |
Democratic Majority
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donated inkind $27,515 to |
Friends of Mike Halpin
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8/22 |
Democratic Majority
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donated inkind $27,500 to |
Friends of Marsha Griffin
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8/22 |
Democratic Majority
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donated inkind $27,500 to |
Friends of Cynthia Borbas
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8/22 |
Democratic Majority
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donated inkind $27,500 to |
Citizens for Merry Marwig
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8/22 |
Democratic Majority
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donated inkind $27,500 to |
Friends of Mike Mathis
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8/19 |
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August 18 - August 25
Citizens for Rauner, Inc.
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transferred
$5,000,000 to
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Illinois Republican Party
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8/22 |
| Illinois Republican Party |
transferred $2,500,000 to |
House Republican Organization
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8/22 |
Illinois Republican Party
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transferred $500,000 to |
Republican State Senate Campaign Committee
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8/22 |
Illinois Republican Party
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transferred $200,000 to |
House Republican Organization
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8/18 |
AFSCME Illinois Political Account (membership dues)
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transferred $100,000 to |
AFSCME Illinois Council 31 PAC
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8/23 |
| RSSCC |
transferred $82,804 to |
Friends for Mike Amrozowicz |
8/22 |
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transferred $52,988 to |
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8/22
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House Republican Organization
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transferred $47,545 to |
Friends for Rod Drobinski
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8/23 |
House Republican Organization
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transferred $43,690 to |
McCombie for Illinois
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8/23 |
| House Republican Organization |
transferred $35,487 to |
Citizens for Michael Babcock
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8/23 |
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August 18 - August 25
| # |
Committee |
Type |
New Funds |
Current Funds |
| 1 |
Illinois Republican Party
|
Political Party |
+$5,000,000
|
$13,067,327 |
| 2 |
House Republican Organization
|
Political Party |
+$2,700,000
|
$7,781,675 |
| 3 |
Republican State Senate Campaign Committee
|
Political Party |
+$500,000
|
$2,250,936 |
| 4 |
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers PAC
|
Political Action |
+$195,179
|
$437,859 |
| 5 |
Illinois Laborers' Legislative Committee
|
Political Action |
+$150,590
|
$549,354 |
| 6 |
Friends for Rod Drobinski
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Candidate |
+$146,476
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$314,845 |
| 7 |
Illinois Pipe Trades PEF
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Political Action |
+$118,656
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$333,242 |
| 8 |
Friends for Mike Amrozowicz |
Candidate |
+$101,322
|
$392,839 |
| 9 |
AFSCME Illinois Council 31 PAC
|
Political Action |
+$100,000
|
$162,346 |
| 10 |
Citizens to Protect Transportation Funding
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Ballot Initiative |
+$95,000
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$1,314,501 |
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As of August 25
| # |
Committee |
Type |
Current funds |
| 1 |
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Candidate |
$15,290,774
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| 2 |
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Political Party
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$13,067,327
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| 3 |
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Political Party |
$7,781,675
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| 4 |
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Super PAC
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$4,047,466
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| 5 |
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Political Party
|
$2,800,190
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| 6 |
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Political Party
|
$2,647,733
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| 7 |
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Political Party
|
$2,585,921
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| 8 |
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Political Action |
$2,422,015
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| 9 |
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Political Party
|
$2,250,936
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| 10 |
Laborers' Political Action and Education League
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Political Action
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$2,229,666
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All data is sourced daily from the Illinois State Board of Elections
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