In 2011, the “United” campaign reported a total of $2,600 in campaign contributions of $300 or less on their 11-Day Pre-election Report.
On their 20-Day Post-election Report, they reported a
total of $8,875 in campaign contributions of $300 or less. After the election they reported an influx of $6,275 which amounts to
71% of their total contributions of $300 or less.
In 2015, the “United” campaign reported a total of
$2,700 in campaign contributions of $300 or less on their 11-Day Pre-election
Report.
On their 20-Day Post-election Report, they reported a
total of $8,000 in campaign contributions of $300 or less. After the election they reported an influx of $5,300 which amounts to
66% of their total contributions of $300 or less.
The “United” campaign is able to hide the identities
of those that made contributions of $300 or less.
Lodi residents
need to ask the question: why would the overwhelming majority of these types of
contributions be reported after an election and not before?
That would be the people cashing in on July 1st
with NO BID contracts.
Ask Jerry
Manzetti how much of those “post-election” contributions of $300 or less were funneled
into the campaign from those listed on the Re-organization packet (or their
family members).
