Primary Election Expenditure Ceiling Lifted in Council District 4 Race
The Sacramento based Independent Expenditure Committee supporting Steve Veres (Safe Neighborhood & Better Schools for Steve Veres for City Council 2015)has spent over $85,000. As a result, the spending cap has been lifted.
Funding sources totaling $35,000 have been identified, both of which appear to do business with the LA Community College District where Veres is an elected trustee.
The difference between expenditures ($85,000) and disclosed contributions ($35,000) has caused the LA Times to raise questions.
Mailers backing candidates Veres, Martinez don't list major donors
Veres campaign contributions have averaged over $500 which implies that there is a network of contributors who have maxed out at $700.
Veres has not received matching funds. This implies that most of his money has come from out of the district.
The Sacramento based Independent Expenditure Committee supporting Steve Veres (Safe Neighborhood & Better Schools for Steve Veres for City Council 2015)has spent over $85,000. As a result, the spending cap has been lifted.
Funding sources totaling $35,000 have been identified, both of which appear to do business with the LA Community College District where Veres is an elected trustee.
The difference between expenditures ($85,000) and disclosed contributions ($35,000) has caused the LA Times to raise questions.
Mailers backing candidates Veres, Martinez don't list major donors
Veres campaign contributions have averaged over $500 which implies that there is a network of contributors who have maxed out at $700.
Veres has not received matching funds. This implies that most of his money has come from out of the district.









