Daily Summary of Late Independent Expenditures
Reported on 11/6/96 and 11/7/96
- Prop 210: Democratic State Central Committee (ID #741666) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $36,000 in support of Prop 210. The report describes the expenditure as "Media Buys".
- Prop 209: Democratic State Central Committee (ID #741666) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $84,000 in opposition to Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "Media Buys".
Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $154,095 in support of Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
Reported on 11/4/96 and 11/5/96
- No Late Independent Expenditure Reports valued at $10,000 or greater were filed for these days.
Reported on 11/2/96 and 11/3/96
- No Late Independent Expenditure Reports valued at $10,000 or greater were filed for these days.
Reported on 11/1/96
- Prop 208: Yes on Prop 212-Californians Against Political Corruption (ID #960325) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $40,550 opposing Prop 208. The report describes the expenditure as "Broadcast Advertising".
- Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $226,595 in support of Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
- Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $154,095 in support of Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
- Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $393,190 in support of Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
Reported on 10/31/96
- Prop 208: Yes on 212-Californians Against Political Corruption (ID #960325) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $40,550 in opposition to Prop 208. The report identifies the expenditure as "broadcast advertising".
- Prop 209: GOPAC (ID # not reported) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $25,000 supporting Prop 209. The reports describes that expenditure as "Payment to contact America Inc., 7777 Girard Avenue, #206, La Jolla, CA 92037, for telephone advocacy services".
Reported on 10/30/96
- Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $202,190. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
Reported on 10/29/96
- Prop. 211: AirTouch Communications, Inc. and its affiliates, AirTouch Paging, and Chairman S. Ginn, San Francisco, CA, reported making an independent expenditure in opposition to Proposition 211 valued at $15,611. The report describes the expenditure as "printing, folding, inserting envelopes, UPS and DHL costs in connection with mailer."
- Prop. 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure in support of Proposition 209, valued at $196,000. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
Reported on 10/28/96
- Prop 209: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $246,595 in support of Prop 209. The report describes the expenditure as "TV ad".
- Prop 207: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $11,500 in opposition to Prop 207. The report describes the expenditure as "slate mail".
- Prop 210: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $11,500 in opposition to Prop 210. The report describes the expenditure as "slate mail".
- Prop 217: California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure valued at $11,500 in support of Prop 217. The report describes the expenditure as "slate mail".
Reported on 10/26 and 10/27/96
Late independent expenditures from 10/26 and 10/27 will be reported in the 10/28/96 totals.
- Prop. 209: The California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure of $73,592 in support of Proposition 209. The report describes the expenditure as an "advocacy mail piece".
- Prop. 209: The California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure of $11,645 in support of Proposition 209. The report describes the expenditure as a "TV ad".
- Prop. 209: The California Republican Party (ID #810163) reported making an independent expenditure of $177,480 in support of Proposition 209. The report describes the expenditure as a "TV ad".
Reported on 10/24/96
- Prop. 211: AirTouch communications, Inc. and its Affiliates, AirTouch Paging, and Chairman, S.Ginn reporting making an independent expenditure of $32,000 in opposition to Prop. 211. The report describes the expenditure as "postage for mailing".
- Prop. 213: Consumer Attorneys Issues PAC of Sacramento reported making an independent expenditure of $200,000 in opposition to Prop. 213. The report describes the expenditure as a "media buy".
- Prop. 211: The Nasdaq Stock Market reported making independent expenditures totalling $18,300 in opposition to Prop. 211. The report describes the expenditures as "sponsorship of Dinner conference of Commonwealth Club to discuss Proposition 211", and "Publicity for conference".
Reported on 10/23/96
No Late Independent Expenditure Reports were filed for this day.
No Late Independent Expenditure Reports were filed for this day.
No Late Independent Expenditure Reports were filed for this day.
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First published 10/22/96. Last updated 11/15/96