Campaign Contributions Disclosed For Kubacki, Nisly
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Jennifer Peryam-jperyam@timesuniononline.com
Campaign contribution information has been disclosed for State Representative District 22 primary candidates Rebecca Kubacki and Curt Nisly. The Indiana Election Division has provided the information for contributions dating January 1 through April 11. Kubacki’s campaign contributions and receipts total $32,220.12 and Nisly’s total $27,266.72 The report provided itemized detail for $31,549.83 of Kubacki’s campaign funding. The largest single contribution is $16,749.83 from political action committee Indiana Business for Responsive Government. Kubacki’s expenditures total $34,791.85. Kubacki reported cash on hand and investments of $11,671.49 as of Jan. 1. Kubacki’s cash on hand and investments as of April 11 are $9,099.76. The report for Nisly’s campaign provided itemized detail for $21,982.36. The largest single contributions totaled $15,000 from the Lunch Pail Republican PAC. Nisly’s expenditures total $10,539.76. Nisly did not have any cash on hand or investments as of Jan. 1. Nisly’s cash on hand and investments as of April 11 are $16,726.96. Individual and organizational contributors to the Kubacki campaign are: John Crawford, $250; Scott Glaze, $1,000; Jerry Semler, $500; Jean Northenor, $300; Tyler Huffer, $150; R. Douglas Grant, $500; Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers, $400; Indiana Restaurant Association Good Government Fund, $200; Indiana Cable PAC, $500; Hoosiers for Economic Growth PAC, $1,000; Indiana Bank PAC, $5,000; Indiana Business For Responsive Government, $5,000 direct and $11,749.83 in-kind for research; Committee to Elect Brian Bosma, $5,000 in-kind for a district survey. Itemized expenditures by Kubacki’s campaign include Committee to Elect Brian Bosma, district survey, $5,000; Indiana Business for Responsive Government, staff research and printing, $11,749.83; Indiana Dimensional Products LLC, advertising, $2,645; Viviscape LLC, $240; The Papers Inc., advertising, $600; Able Printing & Business Services LLC, advertising, $165.45; Times-Union, advertising, $489.50; Un Communications Group Inc., operations, $4,345.66; Keiler Interactive Media, advertising $3,005; and Gridiron Communications, advertising, $6,535.41. Nisly’s contributions include Nancy Adams, $350; Todd Anderson, $250; six anonymous donors totaling $222; Kim Botts, $220; John Elliott, $219; Freedom Rally, $515.55; Pamela Galloway direct $500, in-kind $245, in-kind envelopes, $22.90, in-kind postage, $25.67, in-kind printing flyers $265.38; Kathleen Groninger, $884; Dr. Tom Haney, $300; Albert Lane direct $100, in-kind postage $49, in-kind building rental $50, in-kind newspaper advertising $107.50; Christopher Magera, $500; Curt Nisly, loan, $913.78, direct, $22; Susie Schrock, $1,000; Brad Skiles, $220; Lunch Pail Republicans PAC, $15,000. Itemized expenditures include Aristotle International Inc., campaign back offices, $250; Bob Yoder, design postcards, $819.71, signs, T-shirts, flyers, $4,413.37, business cards and signs, $1,588.28; Complete Campaigns, campaign back offices, $250, voter manager $150; Hardesty Printing Company, flyers, $727.60 and print/fold flyers $1,000.45; HS Enterprise, logo, web design, $600; United States Post Office, postage, $680.
