Who's Spent What? Campaign Finance Reports

Nothing comes for free and that includes running for office. 

In addition to raising money, candidates from school board to president of the United States are required to file campaign finance reports. 

Candidates for public office and committees formed for the passage of a bond like Proposition U on the April 2 ballot, are required to file reports with the Saint Louis County Elections Board and Missouri Ethics Commission.

Those reports must be filed 40 days, 30 days and 8 days prior to the election by the campaign committees. These are public records available upon request.

Here is a look at the March 23 report for Yes to Schools, a committee supporting the passage of Prop U for School District of University City. To view the full report, click here.

Each report is listed by the name of the campaign committee. Campaigns are required to itemize all expenditures and donations over $100.

The campaign received $1,740 in contributions under $100 and $72.28 in in-kind donations. On the reporting date of March 23, the campaign had $6,440 in contributions.

Contributions

Monetary

Expenditures