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President (Precinct 4), Salt Lake City School District Board of Education
Nate Salazar: who funds their campaign
Who funds their campaign
$1,015Raisedsince January 2022
5Contributionsitemized in the reports
$500Largest donorBrent Hall
By kind of donor
- Individuals$665 (66%)
- Parties and caucuses$250 (25%)
- Their own money$100 (10%)
By industry
Mostly individuals; the reports don't list donors' jobs.
Largest donors
| Brent Hall Individual | $500 |
| State Democratic Hispanic Caucus Political party · Political parties and caucuses | $250 |
| Ben McAdams Individual | $155 |
| Nate Salazar Their own money | $100 |
| Ernest Gamonal Individual | $10 |
From the campaign finance reports Nate Salazar filed with their city recorder or county clerk for the 2022 election. Each report: April 5 · Seven days before primary election · September 15 interim report · Seven days before general election · Year-end (January 31 of each year). Kinds of donors are sorted from each donor's name only.
Every donor (5)
| Brent Hall Individual | $500 |
| State Democratic Hispanic Caucus Political party · Political parties and caucuses | $250 |
| Ben McAdams Individual | $155 |
| Nate Salazar Their own money | $100 |
| Ernest Gamonal Individual | $10 |
Every contribution (5)
- $250 State Democratic Hispanic Caucus · Oct 29, 2022 · Seven days before general election report
- $500 Brent Hall · Mar 3, 2022 · April 5 report
- $155 Ben McAdams · Mar 3, 2022 · April 5 report
- $10 Ernest Gamonal · Feb 28, 2022 · April 5 report
- $100 Nate Salazar · Feb 25, 2022 · April 5 report
Each line is a contribution as reported. The reports themselves are linked above.