(October 23, 2018. 12:45 p.m.) -- The Long Beach Reform Coalition PAC reports collecting an additional $6,853 from Oct. 1 to Oct. 20, bringing its total in just over two months to over $27,147 in cash and in-kind contribtuions, an unprecedented sum for a newly organized grassroots group, in its effort to defeat a Mayor/Council attempt to change LB's City Charter (Measure BBB) to let the incumbent Mayor/Councilmembers avoid a write-in requirement in seeking a third term. (The change would erase/replacing LB's current petition-initiated law (1992, amended with voter approval in 2007) limiting incumbents to two terms with further terms requiring a first or second place finish via write-in.)
A financial disclosure form filed with the City Clerk's office shows that between Oct. 1 and Oct 20, the Long Beach Reform Coalition PAC spent $16,565 -- including $7,332 for a mailer -- and has $10,831 cash left entering the final days leading up to a special Nov. 6 citywide election (called by the Mayor/Council.) Among the Reform Coalition's salient contributors between Oct 1 and Oct. 20: [Scroll down for further.] |
During the reporting period, other contributors provided sums from less than $100 to $500. Previous Reform Coalition contributors include:
In its previous August-September reporting period, the Reform Coalition reported over two dozen individual contributions of $100 each from LB residents including: Richard Dines [5th dist. runoff candidate, June 2018], Melinda Cotton [shoreline/environmental issues], Kerrie Aley [neighborhood issues], Elizabeth Guzman, Gordana Kajer [shoreline/environmental issues], Charles Nicholas, Kristie Manelli [active in "No Kill Long Beach"] and Tom Stout [co-founder LB Taxpayers Ass'n]
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