[Iowa-work] Update on Barth/Johnson Campaign Account - Financial Request

[tpfeiff@earthlink.net]

I suggest a cut-off date be set for individual member commitments to pay
the $200, then pay the balance from the IaGP treasury.
Put me down for $50.

Ted Pfeiff
Scott County


> [Original Message]
> From: <hhart@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu>
> To: <iowa-work@gp-us.org>
> Date: 11/18/2006 10:40:00 PM
> Subject: [Iowa-work] Update on Barth/Johnson Campaign Account - Financial
Request
>
> Hello IAGP-er's
>
> By all accounts, it looks like the Barth/Johnson campaign has been a  
> model of an efficiently run campaign, operated on a shoestring budget,  
> with funds used wisely to get the most mileage out of each dollar (and  
> I bet our candidates got the most votes per dollar, too).
>
> With the final bills having arrived, the campaign account will cover  
> all but $200.  The final cost of the newspaper ads ended up being  
> about $200 more than expected.  While this puts the campaign in the  
> red, it's not a large debt.
>
> Our candidates have put in not only their time and work, but some of  
> their own financial resources.  Be aware that Wendy and Rick have paid  
> out of pocket for their own travel expenses, with some amounts put in  
> as gifts in kind.  As well, most of us have contributed financially to  
> the campaign.
>
> ***Since this campaign has benefited the IAGP as a whole, I would  
> like to propose that IAGP funds be used to cover the outstanding  
> campaign costs.
>
> I guess the proper procedure is for the co-=chairs to call for  
> consensus or a vote, but I'll go ahead and ask now - would there be  
> any objection to using IAGP funds for this purpose??
>
> Holly
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