Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections. While Congress created the Federal Election Commission to oversee federal elections in 1974, each state is left to regulate its local elections.
Here are the 27 contributions that Vote For Berge received during the week ending August 1, according to the Wisconsin Campaign Finance Information System.
Date | Contributor | Amount |
---|---|---|
2020/07/27 | Emerson for Assembly | $250 |
2020/07/27 | Assembly Democratic Camp Community | $150 |
2020/07/27 | Stevenson Weitz | $50 |
2020/07/26 | Suzanne Kittelson | $50 |
2020/07/27 | Susanna Epp | $25 |
2020/07/26 | Colleen Bates | $25 |
2020/07/26 | Ryan Fahey | $10 |
2020/07/27 | Robert Becker | $10 |
2020/07/26 | William Dakin | $10 |
2020/07/26 | Janice Volkin | $10 |
2020/07/26 | Elizabeth Jenkins-Joffe | $10 |
2020/07/27 | Alison Murchison | $5 |
2020/07/27 | Ben Jordan | $5 |
2020/07/27 | Douglas Dietrich | $5 |
2020/07/26 | Bettianne Goetz | $5 |
2020/07/26 | Jeffrey Lubbers | $5 |
2020/07/26 | Megan Randby | $5 |
2020/07/26 | Sara Fink | $3 |
2020/07/26 | Renee Rubin | $3 |
2020/07/26 | Barry F. Oconnell | $2 |
2020/07/26 | Sarah Kingston | $2 |
2020/07/27 | James Isaacs | $2 |
2020/07/26 | David Hamilton | $2 |
2020/07/26 | Theodore Leavengood | $2 |
2020/07/27 | Thomas Koontz | $1 |
2020/07/27 | Thomas Park | $1 |
2020/07/26 | Cale Millberry | $1 |