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Tammy Duckworth's official photograph from her website.

Sen. Duckworth gets a jump on the competition for 2022 election

Post author:Ryan Head / For CU-CitizenAccess
Post published:November 12, 2021
Post category:Government

According to records obtained through the Federal Election Commission, Duckworth’s campaign has been spending funds with a focus on reaching voters through a mix of digital and physical mail sources. Three of the campaign’s top four recipients of funds for both the 2019-2020 and the 2021-2022 records so far are involved in physical shipping and/or printing: Linemark Printing, Prolist, Inc. and CHS Mailing, Inc., respectively.

Read more about the article Rep. Mary Miller’s spending switches from salaries to marketing strategies

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Rep. Mary Miller's official photograph.

Rep. Mary Miller’s spending switches from salaries to marketing strategies

Post author:Mona Alrazzaq / For CU-CitizenAccess
Post published:October 29, 2021
Post category:Government

Mary Miller, Republican representative from the 15th District of Illinois, has spent $161,844 on her 2021-2022 cycle thus far, compared to $575,024 from her…

Read more about the article Rep. Adam Kinzinger fundraising expenditures rise up while media expenses decrease in 2020

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Adam Kinzinger's most recent official photograph.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger fundraising expenditures rise up while media expenses decrease in 2020

Post author:Luis Velazquez / For CU-CitizenAccess
Post published:October 29, 2020
Post category:Government

Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger showed an immense change in campaign fund spending for the current 2019-2020 Illinois' 16th Congressional District election campaign, which includes a decrease of media and advertising and an increase in fundraising spending. During his previous campaign, Kinzinger’s campaign budget consisted of spending $788,336 toward media-related purchases. However, he has spent only $60,169 in media purchases and $28,459 in advertising purchases so far for his current campaign, which is a total of $88,628.