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Independence, MO —
State Rep. Tom McDonald has raised far more money for this campaign cycle than his primary opponent, Democrat Patrick Riehle, of Raytown. McDonald is seeking re-election in the new District 28 seat in the Missouri House of Representatives. The primary is Tuesday.
In January, McDonald had $7,083.91 on hand. According to the financial disclosure statements filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission, he has raised $30,416.83 this election cycle.
McDonald has spent $15,657.09. He has spent much of that on office supplies, travel, printing, postage and items for his campaign volunteers. He also spent $4,118.50 with the Marvel Group in Lee’s Summit for design, printing postage and web services.
Contributions McDonald has received:
Less than $100 – $131.36.
$100 – Missouri Democratic Party, Jefferson City, Mo.; MONA PAC, Jefferson City, Mo.; Teamsters Local 138 Political Action Fund, Kansas City; Denise Tripp, retired, Raytown, and Fred Dreiling, lobbyist, Kansas City.
$150 – Sprinkler Fitters Local 268 Political Education and Legislative Committee, St. Louis, Mo.
$200 – Teamsters Local Union No. 41, Kansas City; Joseph Treadway, lobbyist, St. Louis; and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen Missouri, Jefferson City.
$250 – Supports of Health Research and Treatment, St. Louis; Life Sciences Fund of Greater Kansas City, Jefferson City; Ameristar Casino, Kansas City; Norfolk Southern Corporation, Norfork, Va.; Ameristar Casino, St. Charles, Mo.; IBEW Local Union No. 124 PAC, Kansas City; Roofers Local 20, Raytown; Missouri Dental PAC, Jefferson City; and John Mayfield, Independence.
$300 – The AG MO PAC, Jefferson City; Missouri Association of Insurance Agents, Jefferson City; Friends of Steve Hodges, New Madrid, Mo.; Missouri Rental Retailers Association PAC, Jefferson City and Friends of Steve Hodges, New Madrid.
$325 – United Transportation Union PAC, Jefferson City; and Home Builders Industry PAC, St. Louis.
$350 – International Union of Elevator Contractors Local No. 3, St. Louis; MO BEV PAC, Jefferson City; and Johnson and Johnson Corporate Political Fund, New Brunswick, N.J.
$400 – BNSF Railway Company, Fort Worth, Texas; and Taxpayers Unlimited, Kansas City.
$500 – Missouri Medical PAC, Jefferson City; MO BEV PAC, Jefferson City; IBEW Local Union 1 PAC, St. Louis; Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors, Leawood, Kan.; Pipe Fitters Local 533 Volunteer Political Fund, Kansas City; Heavy Contractors and Laborers Local Union 663 PAC, Kansas City; Anheuser-Busch Companies, St. Louis; Realtors PAC-Missouri, Columbia, Mo.; Hallmark Cards Inc., Kansas City; LeVota for Missouri, Independence; Ameristar Casino St. Charles, St. Charles; Ameristar Casino Kansas City, Inc., Kansas City; Safer Families for Missouri, Jefferson City; and Burns and McDonnell, Kansas City.
$1,000 – Political Action Committee for Health, Jefferson City.
State Rep. Tom McDonald has raised far more money for this campaign cycle than his primary opponent, Democrat Patrick Riehle, of Raytown. McDonald is seeking re-election in the new District 28 seat in the Missouri House of Representatives. The primary is Tuesday.
In January, McDonald had $7,083.91 on hand. According to the financial disclosure statements filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission, he has raised $30,416.83 this election cycle.
McDonald has spent $15,657.09. He has spent much of that on office supplies, travel, printing, postage and items for his campaign volunteers. He also spent $4,118.50 with the Marvel Group in Lee’s Summit for design, printing postage and web services.
Contributions McDonald has received:
Less than $100 – $131.36.
$100 – Missouri Democratic Party, Jefferson City, Mo.; MONA PAC, Jefferson City, Mo.; Teamsters Local 138 Political Action Fund, Kansas City; Denise Tripp, retired, Raytown, and Fred Dreiling, lobbyist, Kansas City.
$150 – Sprinkler Fitters Local 268 Political Education and Legislative Committee, St. Louis, Mo.
$200 – Teamsters Local Union No. 41, Kansas City; Joseph Treadway, lobbyist, St. Louis; and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen Missouri, Jefferson City.
$250 – Supports of Health Research and Treatment, St. Louis; Life Sciences Fund of Greater Kansas City, Jefferson City; Ameristar Casino, Kansas City; Norfolk Southern Corporation, Norfork, Va.; Ameristar Casino, St. Charles, Mo.; IBEW Local Union No. 124 PAC, Kansas City; Roofers Local 20, Raytown; Missouri Dental PAC, Jefferson City; and John Mayfield, Independence.
$300 – The AG MO PAC, Jefferson City; Missouri Association of Insurance Agents, Jefferson City; Friends of Steve Hodges, New Madrid, Mo.; Missouri Rental Retailers Association PAC, Jefferson City and Friends of Steve Hodges, New Madrid.
$325 – United Transportation Union PAC, Jefferson City; and Home Builders Industry PAC, St. Louis.
$350 – International Union of Elevator Contractors Local No. 3, St. Louis; MO BEV PAC, Jefferson City; and Johnson and Johnson Corporate Political Fund, New Brunswick, N.J.
$400 – BNSF Railway Company, Fort Worth, Texas; and Taxpayers Unlimited, Kansas City.
$500 – Missouri Medical PAC, Jefferson City; MO BEV PAC, Jefferson City; IBEW Local Union 1 PAC, St. Louis; Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors, Leawood, Kan.; Pipe Fitters Local 533 Volunteer Political Fund, Kansas City; Heavy Contractors and Laborers Local Union 663 PAC, Kansas City; Anheuser-Busch Companies, St. Louis; Realtors PAC-Missouri, Columbia, Mo.; Hallmark Cards Inc., Kansas City; LeVota for Missouri, Independence; Ameristar Casino St. Charles, St. Charles; Ameristar Casino Kansas City, Inc., Kansas City; Safer Families for Missouri, Jefferson City; and Burns and McDonnell, Kansas City.
$1,000 – Political Action Committee for Health, Jefferson City.
