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64th Legislative District – second quarter campaign finance reports

18 Friday Jul 2008

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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State Representative – District 64

Democratic

Rachel Storch St. Louis MO 2/26/2008

Michael (Mike) Roberts Jr. St. Louis MO 3/25/2008

[emphasis added]

Note that there are no republicans. Michael Roberts filed on the last day of the candidate filing period. So, why is he running?

Rachel Storch is the incumbent. Michael Roberts is the primary challenger. The August 5th primary is for all the marbles.

Let’s look at Rachel Storch’s first quarter campaign finance report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission on July 14th.

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committe[e]: RACHEL STORCH FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

25. MONEY ON HAND AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (INCLUDING FUNDS IN DEPOSITORY, CASH, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND ALL OTHER INVESTMENTS) $23,186.97

26. MONETARY RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (FROM ITEM 5) $1,309.60

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $21,716.48

[emphasis added]

Oh my. Oh my. That’s not a big fundraising quarter.

Okay, let’s look at Rachel Storch’s amended second quarter campaign finance report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission on July 16th.

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committe[e]: RACHEL STORCH FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $54,841.00

27. MONETARY DISBURSEMENTS MADE THIS PERIOD (SUM 11 + 17 + 24) $14,919.25

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $61,638.23

[emphasis added]

Raising almost $55,000.00 in a quarter is good thing in anyone’s book. In looking at the contributions I didn’t note anything out of the ordinary for an incumbent state representative – individual contributions and a few PACs, no large political committee contributions.

Let’s look at Rachel Storch’s expenditures.

Detailed Summary of Expenditures And Contributions Made

Committe: RACHEL STORCH FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

ReportDate: 7/15/2008

3rd Coast Research  Chicago, IL 04/17/2008 Research $3,750.00

PQ Design Group St. Louis, MO 06/14/2008 Literature Design $540.75

Advertisers Printing Co. St. Louis, MO 06/14/2008 Literature Printing $1,508.38

That and campaign worker expenses.

Let’s take a look at Michael Robert’s second quarter campaign finance report campaign finance report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission on July 15th.

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committe[e]: MIKE ROBERTS JR FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

1. TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THIS ELECTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED $0.00

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $7,720.00

3. ALL LOANS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $56,000.00

9. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS ELECTION(SUM 1B + 7A – 8A) $63,720.00

15. TOTAL EXPENDITURES THIS ELECTION (SUM 10B + 14A) $51,478.68

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $12,241.32

That’s some burn rate.

Okay. Who made the loan? Actually, there are three loans:

2. NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) OF PERSON(S) LIABLE FOR THE LOAN

MICHAEL V. ROBERTS JR.

4. DATE OF LOAN 04/07/2008

5. AMOUNT OF LOAN $11,000.00

2. NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) OF PERSON(S) LIABLE FOR THE LOAN

Michael V. Roberts Jr.

4. DATE OF LOAN 05/09/2008

5. AMOUNT OF LOAN $20,000.00

2. NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) OF PERSON(S) LIABLE FOR THE LOAN

Michael V. Roberts Jr.

4. DATE OF LOAN 05/27/2008

5. AMOUNT OF LOAN $25,000.00

Let’s take a look at the expenditures:

Detailed Summary of Expenditures And Contributions Made

Committe[e]: MIKE ROBERTS JR FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

Report[ ]Date: 7/15/2008

CBS Outdoors  St. Louis, MO 06/02/2008 Advertising $25,000.00

Is that billboards? Other stuff? And consultant costs.

This one looks like it’s about different philosophies on how one goes about campaigning. We’ll know the results on August 5th.

21st Legislative District – first quarter campaign finance reports

05 Monday May 2008

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The 21st Legislative District includes portions of Audrain, Boone, Calloway and Monroe Counties as well as the city of Mexico.

State Representative – District 21

Republican

Steve Hobbs  Mexico MO 2/26/2008 3:04:49 PM

Democratic

Kelly Schultz  Columbia MO 2/26/2008 8:26:39 AM

Let’s take a look at what happened in the 2006 election:

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election  – November 2006 – General Election

Tuesday, November 07, 2006

State Representative – District 21 – Summary

Precincts Reporting 32 of 32

Hobbs, Steve REP 7,084 52.3%

Elkin, Skip DEM 6,468 47.7%

Total Votes   13,552

That’s not particularly grand for a multi-term incumbent, eh?

Let’s look at what Steve Hobbs (r) raised in 2006. $100,399.28. (pdf]) Okay.

And Skip Elkin (D)? $118,090.00. (pdf) My, oh my.

2004 was a better election for Steve Hobbs (r):

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election

Tuesday, November 02, 2004

State Representative – District 21 – Summary

Precincts Reporting 36 of 36

Becker, Lloyd DEM 6,465 39.4%

Hobbs, Steve REP 9,934 60.6%

Total Votes   16,399

2002 was little tougher.

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election  – 11/5/2002

Tuesday, November 05, 2002

State Representative – District 21 – Summary

Groves, Mike DEM 5,316 44.0%

Hobbs, Steve REP 6,779 56.0%

Total Votes   12,095

Who held the seat in 2000?:

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election

Tuesday, November 07, 2000

State Representative – District 21 – Summary

Farnen, Ted DEM 11,824

Total Votes   11,824

And who is Steve Hobbs (r)?:

Rep. Steve Hobbs

94th General Assembly

Rep. Steve Hobbs, a Republican, represents parts of Audrain, Boone, Callaway and Monroe counties (District 21) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to the House in November 2002.

In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Hobbs is president of Hobbs Farms, Inc., a company he started with his father in 1997. They raise cattle and grow corn, soybeans, wheat and grain sorghum.

Rep. Hobbs is very active in service to his farm community. He has served on the Audrain County board of the Missouri Farm Bureau since 1995, and is currently secretary/treasurer and legislative chairman. He has also served as president of the organization and is currently chair of the Beef Advisory Council and on the Resolutions Board. Rep. Hobbs is also a member of the following organizations: Audrain Cattlemen’s Association, outgoing president; Mexico MFA Oil, board member; and Mexico MFA Exchange Board, Extension Council representative. He was elected to the Missouri Beef Industry Council in 2000 and is a member of the Soybean Association.

Rep. Hobbs currently serves as the Audrain director for the Monroe County Water Board, a post he has held since 1996 and is a grassroots lobbyist for Consolidated Electric. He also serves as co-president of the McMillian School PTA and is a member of the Children’s Therapy and Early Education School Parents Club…

…A 1978 graduate of Mexico High School, Rep. Hobbs bought his first farm in Audrain County in 1979…

Aha. Many of the usual republican suspects.

Steve Hobbs (r) filed his first quarter 2008 campaign finance report with the Missouri Ethics Commission on April 15th:

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committee[e]: MISSOURIANS FOR STEVE HOBBS

1. TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THIS ELECTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED  $4,720.00

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD  $24,080.00

3. ALL LOANS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $0.00

9. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS ELECTION(SUM 1B + 7A – 8A) $28,800.00

14. TOTAL ALL EXPENDITURES MADE THIS PERIOD (SUM 11A + 12A + 13A) $1,918.17

15. TOTAL EXPENDITURES THIS ELECTION (SUM 10B + 14A) $14,607.62

25. MONEY ON HAND AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (INCLUDING FUNDS IN DEPOSITORY, CASH, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND ALL OTHER INVESTMENTS) $8,268.57

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $29,780.40

[emphasis added]

Where did the money come from?:


Detailed Summary of Contributions And Loans Received

Committee: MISSOURIANS FOR STEVE HOBBS

Report Date: 04/15/2008

Coalition for Advanced Learning Jefferson City, MO 03/06/2008 $325.00

MO Federation of Animal Owners Eldon, MO 03/06/2008 $200.00 [I bet they don’t include cats in their group. No one can own a cat. They own us…]

Missouri Soybean Assn PAC City, MO 03/02/2008 $325.00 [Soybeans!]

MO Independent Bankers PAC 5 Liberty, MO 03/02/2008 $325.00

Cynthia Beale Columbia, MO homemaker 03/06/2008 $325.00

Anna Byrd Mexico, MO homemaker  03/31/2008 $300.00

MO Pork PAC Columbia, MO 03/06/2008 $325.00 [Pork has a PAC? Oh, I get it. It’s that pork…]

9. AMOUNT OF ITEM 8 THAT WAS RECEIVED AS MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS $19,575.00

13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $4,505.00

[emphasis added, comments in italics]

Video of Kelly Schultz (D) [about halfway through]:

Kelly Schultz (D) filed her first quarter 2008 campaign finance report with the Missouri Ethics Commission on April 8th:

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committee[e]: FRIENDS FOR KELLY SCHULTZ

Report[ ]Date: 4/8/2008

1. TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THIS ELECTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED  $0.00

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD  $5,324.00

3. ALL LOANS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $0.00

9. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS ELECTION(SUM 1B + 7A – 8A) $5,324.00

15. TOTAL EXPENDITURES THIS ELECTION (SUM 10B + 14A) $360.85

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $4,963.15

[emphasis added]

Don’t you just love “low overhead” campaigns?:

Detailed Summary of Expenditures And Contributions Made

Committee[e]: FRIENDS FOR KELLY SCHULTZ

Report[ ]Date: 4/8/2008

Stationary $92.22

Office Supplies $69.61

District Map $43.02

B. ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES ALL OVER $100 AND ALL PAYMENTS TO CAMPAIGN WORKERS

Northern Boone County Hallsville, MO 03/28/2008Newspaper Ad $156.00

(14. TOTAL: ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES THIS PERIOD: $156.00)

Let’s take a look at where some of the money came from:

Detailed Summary of Contributions And Loans Received

Committee: FRIENDS FOR KELLY SCHULTZ

Report Date: 4/8/2008

Margaret Schultz Fremont, NE Retired teacher 3/2/2008 $
200.00

Margaret Schultz Fremont, NE Retired teacher 3/21/2008 $30.00

Barbara Hover Ozark, MO Stay-at-home mom 3/22/2008 $100.00

Ross Cowart Columbia, MO University of Missouri 3/20/2008 $31.00

Vanessa Crawford Saint Peters, MO NARAL 2/27/2008 $60.00

Laura Skiles Ozark, MO 65721 Stay-at-home mom 3/1/2008 $40.00

Lisa Licht Hooper, NE Stay-at-home mom 3/2/2008 $31.00

Kimberly Krasraee Scottsdale, Z  Teacher 3/7/2008 $31.00

Taya Walters Holts Summit, MO Missouri Senate 3/19/2008 $31.00

Barbara Teeter Algona, IA Retired 3/9/2008 $31.00

Joshua Ewing Springfield, MO 3/15/2008 $31.00

Debra Brunner Jefferson City, MO 3/12/2008 $31.00

Joseph Van Amburg Weston, MO Student  3/14/2008 $31.00

Lori Brdicko Des Moines, IA  Librarian 3/14/2008 $31.00

David Yates Springfield, MO Retired/Army dentist 3/24/2008 $31.00

Pamela Yates Springfield, MO Springfield Public Schools 3/24/2008 $31.00

Joy Ludvigsen Fremont, NE 3/20/2008 $31.00

Harris for Missouri Columbia, MO 65205 3/31/2008 $31.00

9. AMOUNT OF ITEM 8 THAT WAS RECEIVED AS MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS $5,214.00

13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $110.00

[emphasis added]

Did anyone else notice the differences in terminology in the contribution reports of the two candidates?

Anybody have an idea about those $31.00 contributions? It sure looks “grass rootsie”. Heh.

This could be another fun one. Especially in a “not so good, very bad year” for republicans.

38th Legislative District – first quarter campaign finance reports

30 Wednesday Apr 2008

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There are three candidates running in the 38th Legislative District which is in Clay County:

State Representative – District 38 (ballot order)

Republican

Ryan Silvey Gladstone MO 2/26/2008

Marcus P. McIntire Kansas City MO 3/17/2008

Democratic

Josh Reed Gladstone MO 2/26/2008

In 2006 the Democratic challenger lost by 11.4%.

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election  – November 2006 – General Election

Tuesday, November 07, 2006

State Representative – District 38 – Summary

Precincts Reporting 13 of 13

Silvey, Ryan REP 7,480 55.7%

Spears, Dennis DEM 5,960 44.3%

Total Votes   13,440

Let’s take a look at a bit of election history:

Dan Bishop (D) (see below) died after the November 2004 election and a special election was held to fill the vacancy.

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri Special Election  – State Representative–District 38

Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Ryan Silvey REP 3,468 51.6%

Teresa Loar DEM 3,255 48.4%

Total Votes   6,723

Oh so close. Special elections. We need to do a lot better as a society in turning out.

Silvey (r) ran against the Democratic incumbent in 2004 and lost:

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election

Tuesday, November 02, 2004

State Representative – District 38 – Summary

Precincts Reporting 13 of 13

Bishop, Dan DEM 8,919 51.7%

Silvey, Ryan REP 8,348 48.3%

Total Votes   17,267

Silvey (r) had a close party primary in 2004 – he barely won:

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri Primary Election

Tuesday, August 03, 2004

State Representative – District 38 – Summary

Bishop, Dan DEM 4,812 100.0%

Silvey, Ryan REP 2,140 51.7%

Bowman, Judy REP 1,997 48.3%

Total Votes   8,949

Do you get the feeling that there were competing republican factions?

Let’s take a look at 2002:

Official Election Returns

State of Missouri General Election  – 11/5/2002

Tuesday, November 05, 2002

State Representative – District 38 – Summary

Bishop, Dan DEM 5,306 52.6%

Bowman, Judy REP 4,785 47.4%

Total Votes   10,091

Hmm. Judy Bowman (r) had a close race with the Democratic incumbent in 2002 – and Silvey took her on in the primary in 2004. Hmm. It definitely smells like some republican factionalism is going on here.

On to the first quarter 2008 campaign finance reports:

Marcus McIntire (r) filed a Committee Statement of Limited Activity (pdf) with the Missouri Ethics Commission on April 14th. This means that he neither raised nor spent more than $500.00.

Ryan Silvey is the incumbent republican in the race:

Rep. Ryan Silvey

94th General Assembly

Born April 17, 1976 in Kansas City, Missouri, Rep. Ryan Silvey, a Republican, represents part of Clay County (District 38) in the Missouri House of Representatives. First elected to the House in a special election in 2005, Rep. Silvey is a former legislative aide to U.S. Senator Kit Bond…

…A 1994 graduate of Oak Park High School in Kansas City, Rep. Silvey received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interpretive Speech from the Bob Jones University in 1998.

This has got to be one of the sparsest legislator biographies I’ve ever seen.

Ryan Silvey (r) filed his first quarter 2008 campaign finance report with the Missouri Ethics Commission on April 14th.

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committe[e]: CITIZENS FOR RYAN SILVEY

1. TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THIS ELECTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED $42,750.00

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $2,375.00

3. ALL LOANS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $0.00

9. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS ELECTION(SUM 1B + 7A – 8A) $45,125.00

14. TOTAL ALL EXPENDITURES MADE THIS PERIOD (SUM 11A + 12A + 13A) $12,159.78

15. TOTAL EXPENDITURES THIS ELECTION (SUM 10B + 14A) $24,178.39

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $25,939.09

[emphasis added]

What did he spend the money on?:

Detailed Summary of Expenditures And Contributions Made

Committe[e]: CITIZENS FOR RYAN SILVEY

Report[ ]Date: 4/15/2008

Mark Wright Jefferson City, MO 01/03/2008 Fundraising Services $8,500.00

M & W Consulting Jefferson City, MO 01/24/2008 Fundraising Services $1,250.00

Hmmm. That doesn’t appear to be a good return on investment.

Let’s see where the money came from:

Detailed Summary of Contributions And Loans Received

Committee: CITIZENS FOR RYAN SILVEY

Report Date: 4/15/2008

Law Offices of Charlie Dickman, LLC KC, MO 03/16/2008 $50.00

Teamsters Local 541 Political Action Fund KC, MO 03/28/2008 $325.00

17th Legislative District Republican Committee St. Charles, MO 03/31/2008 $400.00

Republican 18th District Legislative Committee St. Charles, MO 03/31/2008 $1,600.00

12. TOTAL ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $25 OR LESS $0.00

13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $0.00

[emphasis added]

That’s it. That’s the totality of this quarter.

Isn’t that grasroots wave a sight to behold?

Let’s take a look at his fourth quarter 2007 campaign finance report, maybe there’s something there:

Detailed Summary of Contributions And Loans Received

Committee: CITIZENS FOR RYAN SILVEY

Report Date: 1/15/2008

[Lots and lots of contributions from P.O. Box 1901 and P.O. Box 23200]

(8. TOTAL: ITEMIZED CONTRIBUTIONS THIS PERIOD : $37,350.00)

12. TOTAL ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $25 OR LESS $0.00

13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $0.00

[emphasis added, added comment in italics]

Uh, yeah. Two post office boxes account for the majority of his fundraising. And he expended almost $10,000.00 on fundraising? Holy cow.

I’m telling you – the grassroots just jumps right out at ya’. Not. You’d think maybe one or two actual individual constituents in his district would cut a check. Wow. Just wow.

If somebody wanted to really pound the pavement I bet they could take this guy on.

Joshua Reed (D) filed his first quarter 2008 campaign finance report with the Missouri Ethics Commission on April 14th.

Detailed Summary of Committee Disclosure Report

Committe[e]: JOSHUA REED FOR CHANGE

1. TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THIS ELECTION PREVIOUSLY REPORTED $0.00

2. ALL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $4,025.60

3. ALL LOANS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $3,510.00

6. IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED THIS PERIOD $1,412.12

7. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (SUM 5A + 6A) $8,947.72

9. TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS THIS ELECTION(SUM 1B + 7A – 8A) $8,947.72

15. TOTAL EXPENDITURES THIS ELECTION (SUM 10B + 14A) $
693.74

28. MONEY ON HAND AT THE CLOSE OF THIS REPORTING PERIOD (SUM 25 + 26 – 27) $6,841.86

[emphasis added]

Where did the money come from?:

Detailed Summary of Contributions And Loans Received

Committee: JOSHUA REED FOR CHANGE

Report Date: 3/31/2008

(8. TOTAL: ITEMIZED CONTRIBUTIONS THIS PERIOD : $5,437.72)

9. AMOUNT OF ITEM 8 THAT WAS RECEIVED AS MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS $4,025.60

10. AMOUNT OF ITEM 8 THAT WAS RECEIVED AS IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS$1,412.12

A few party committees and a number of individual contributions. There are $10.00 and $25.00 contributors listed. Now that’s “grass rootsie”.

What did he spend money on?:

Detailed Summary of Expenditures And Contributions Made

Committe[e]: JOSHUA REED FOR CHANGE

Report[ ]Date: 3/31/2008

A. EXPENDITURES OF $100 OR LESS BY CATEGORY

district maps $45.00

postage $96.11

B. ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES ALL OVER $100 AND ALL PAYMENTS TO CAMPAIGN WORKERS

Service Printing & Graphics Kansas City MO 03/17/2008 $552.63

Somebody is going door to door and they’re going to give a republican incumbent a run for his two post office box’s money.

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