Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council Missouri-Kansas Area Political Action Committee in St. Louis outspends other political committees in Q2

Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council Missouri-Kansas Area Political Action Committee in St. Louis outspends other political committees in Q2
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Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council Missouri-Kansas Area Political Action Committee spent the most out of political committees based in St. Louis during the second quarter of 2023.

It spent $129,777 on two vendors during the time period.

The largest expense was for Mail Production & Postage to TJP Strategies, which is based in Kansas City.

The second largest political spend from a committee operating in St. Louis during the second quarter of 2023 came from Friends of Tom Oldenburg. It spent $23,367 during the time period on four different vendors.

What’s known as “dark money”, which comes from political non-profits and shell corporations, has greatly increased expenditures and donations in recent elections to record-breaking highs.

Political campaign financial data is often updated, leading to a sometimes incomplete picture of a committee or candidate’s finances.

St. Louis functions as both a city and a county, which is why it’s compared to other Missouri counties when analyzing this data.

Top Expenditures from Missouri Political Committees based in St. Louis during Q2
Committee Expenditures Paid Vendors
Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council Missouri-Kansas Area Political Action Committee $129,777 2
Friends of Tom Oldenburg $23,367 4
Citizens for Tina Sweet-T Pihl $22,579 22
Progress PAC $22,577 5
Citizens for Shane Cohn $19,594 10
Friends of Joe Vaccaro Inc $14,741 13
Citizens for Rasheen Aldridge $14,043 17
Freedom Principle Missouri Missouri First PAC $11,402 1
JP Mitchom for 7th Ward $11,350 6
Helen Petty for STL $9,019 2
Tony Kirchner for St. Louis $8,897 17
Daniela Velazquez for Saint Louis $8,704 8
Committee to Elect Pam Boyd $7,469 3
Megan Green for St. Louis $7,355 8
Team Laura Keys $7,099 7
Committee to Elect Michael Browning $6,343 5
Friends of Tashara T. Earl $5,543 11
Citizens to Elect Shameem Clark Hubbard $5,518 20
Friends of Ella M. Jones $5,411 16
Jack PAC $5,243 2
Enterprise Holdings Inc. PAC $5,081 3
314 Forward $5,000 1
Norma Elect Walker $4,867 17
Sonnier for STL $4,858 3
Friends of Bret Narayan $4,688 1
Spencer for Alderman $4,622 6
Menendez for STL $3,074 6
Build St. Louis PAC, Inc. $2,858 1
American Federation of Teachers Local 420 AFT St. Louis COPE $2,670 2
Civic Progress Action Committee $2,402 5
Austin for Mayor $2,365 12
Citizens for Ortmann $1,918 2
Citizens for Ebony M. Washington $1,728 3
Citizens to Elect Sharon Tyus $1,603 11
Leadership Counts $1,371 2
Wright for 11 $1,020 7
Citizens for Nicole Robinson $1,000 1
Nexus PAC $970 3
Committee to Elect Sharon L. Pace $900 1
Committee to Elect Dinah L. Tatman $843 3
Committee to Elect Tommie Pierson SR. $736 3
Citizens for Anne Schweitzer $661 7
Friends of Karen Bernstein $612 3
Friends to Elect Terry EPPS Election Committee $485 9
Committee to Elect Jennifer Florida $471 3
22nd Ward Organization $295 1
Healthy Missouri Families $253 1
Republican Party City of St. Louis $240 5
Missourians for Ranked Choice Voting $202 1
Vote Tara Scheer $200 1
Professional Firefighters and Paramedics of Lemay PAC $184 1
Protect Saint Louis Freedom $169 1
Sadie Weiss for School Board $164 2
2nd Ward Regular Democratic Organization $100 1
Katie Bellis for Saint Louis $51 1


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