In California, state-level candidates have spent $378.9 million between Jan. 1, 2021, and Oct. 22, 2022. Democratic candidates have spent $233.5 million and Republican candidates have spent $118.1 million.
Marc Levine
$6,496,899Cash on Hand
$2,123,649Total Contributions
$5,404,545Total Expenditures
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Financial Activity
Top Contributors
Total Contributions | Name |
|---|---|
| $86,585.18 | Marc Levine |
| $25,500.00 | Raise the Wage California Sponsored by the California State Council of Service Employees and Its Affiliates |
| $21,100.00 | Operating Engineers Local Union No 3 Issues Advocacy/ballot Initiative PAC |
| $20,200.00 | California Nurses Association PAC (Cna-PAC) |
| $16,200.00 | American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees - CA People (Afscme CA People) Small Contributor Committee |
| $16,200.00 | California Real Estate PAC (Crepac) - California Association of Realtors |
| $16,200.00 | California State Association of Electrical Workers |
| $16,200.00 | California State Council of Laborers PAC |
| $16,200.00 | California State Pipe Trades Council PAC |
| $16,200.00 | Nicholas Rowley |
Top Payees
Total Expenditures | Payee |
|---|---|
| $1,862,962.84 | Marc Levine |
| $1,381,970.00 | Sadler Strategic Media Inc |
| $242,403.15 | We Are Rally Inc |
| $142,744.75 | Kmph - Tv |
| $122,761.25 | Kgo - Tv |
| $98,680.75 | Kpix - Tv |
| $84,000.00 | Levine Ballot Issue Committee Elevate California: Marc |
| $77,073.75 | Kcra - Tv |
| $75,688.65 | Baughman Merrill Inc |
| $68,514.25 | Ktvu - Tv |
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