Who contributed to Committee to Elect Kristin Baker during week ending February 16?

By Cabarrus Today

Jul 23, 2020

The Committee to Elect Kristin Baker received $8,510 in contributions during the week ending February 16, according to the North Carolina state board of elections.

Donations made to political groups or candidates must be disclosed under state law for greater transparency in elections. While Congress created the Federal Election Commission to oversee federal elections in 1974, each state is left to regulate its local elections.

Here are the contributions that the Committee to Elect Kristin Baker received during the week ending February 16.

Date	Contributor	Amount
2020-02-14	Gerald Otteni	$500
2020-02-14	Kimberly Leatherman	$500
2020-02-11	Kim Kinney	$500
2020-02-14	Theresa Jenkins	$500
2020-02-14	John Howard	$500
2020-02-14	Margaret Campbell	$500
2020-02-14	Frances Brown	$500
2020-02-14	Laura Caison	$300
2020-02-12	John Rossitch	$250
2020-02-14	Theresa Jones	$250
2020-02-13	Kevin Burroughs	$250
2020-02-10	Nicki Bryant	$250
2020-02-13	Betsy Liles	$220
2020-02-13	Deedee Gilbert	$220
2020-02-10	Larry Shive	$200
2020-02-14	Jennifer Ritchie	$200
2020-02-10	Rosemary Loftus	$200
2020-02-14	William Harvey	$200
2020-02-14	Carole Grady	$200
2020-02-14	William Cottrell	$200
2020-02-14	Pamela Collier	$200
2020-02-14	Karen Christy	$200
2020-02-14	Wayne Trexler	$150
2020-02-10	Thomas Lawrence	$150
2020-02-14	Jerry Ridenhour	$100
2020-02-14	John Morrison	$100
2020-02-14	Stephen Morris	$100
2020-02-14	Leeann Miller	$100
2020-02-14	Jane Perry Liles	$100
2020-02-14	Blake Kiger	$100
2020-02-14	Pat Horton	$100
2020-02-14	Janet Goodman	$100
2020-02-13	Carolyn Eschenbach	$100
2020-02-14	Julie Connelly	$100
2020-02-13	Melissa Burns	$100
2020-02-14	Barbara Adams	$100
2020-02-14	Barbara Walker	$50
2020-02-14	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$50
2020-02-12	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$50
2020-02-14	Aggregated Individual Contribution	$20