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Mark Hurty

Mark Hurty
Project Manager | Mark Hurty for Oakland School Board 2020
This candidate has agreed to voluntary spending limits. The maximum contribution this candidate can accept is $900 from any individual, business entity, committee or other organization and $1,700 from a qualified broad-based committee. If the candidate does not accept spending limits then: The maximum contribution this candidate can accept is $200 from any individual, business entity, committee or other organization and $400 from a qualified broad-based committee. A question mark in circle indicating additional information

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Contributions: $19,109
Expenditures: $19,640
Current balance: ($531)
Money coming in

Contributions

$19,109
Committee
$3.6K
$3.6K
Individual
$14K
$14K
Unitemized
$703
$703
Self Funding
$300
$300
Other (includes Businesses)
$800
$800

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Money going out

Expenditures

$19,640
Civic Donations
$263
$263
Office Expenses
$195
$195
Campaign Consultants
$950
$950
Candidate Filing/Ballot Fees
$1.1K
$1.1K
Campaign Literature and Mailings
$16K
$16K
Professional Services (Legal, Accounting)
$250
$250
Money coming in

Contributions

$19,109
Out of State
19%
19%
Within Oakland
57%
57%
Within California
18%
18%

Money coming in

Where individual contributors work A question mark in circle indicating additional information

Based on the employer and occupation that individual contributors report on itemized contributions. Different spellings of the same employer or occupation are grouped together. Some similar reported occupations are grouped together. E.g. Realtor, Real Estate Broker, etc. Contributions reporting neither an employer nor an occupation are not shown. Retired people often put Not Employed so we group those together.

Top employers
CA Department of Health
$900
$900
City of Oakland
$900
$900
Donahue Fitzgerald LLP
$900
$900
Rogers Family Foundation
$900
$900
PJS of Texas
$897
$897
San Mateo Union High School District
$700
$700
Kos Read Group, Inc.
$500
$500
Self-Employed
$500
$500
EducationSuperHighway
$300
$300
BAESS
$250
$250
Top occupations
Retired/Not Employed
$3.9K
$3.9K
Attorney
$900
$900
Mayor
$900
$900
Philanthropy
$900
$900
Volunteer
$900
$900
Chief Executive Officer/President
$897
$897
Board President
$700
$700
Consultant
$500
$500
Retired Pastor
$500
$500
economist
$500
$500
Independent expenditures supporting candidate $40,445 A question mark in circle indicating additional information

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Spending breakdown by committee

In support of the candidate
GO PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADVOCATES Community-Powered Candidate Committee
$40,445
$40K
$40K
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In opposition of the candidate

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