The Current Everyday People Vote Yes on Prop 50 S... Committee · Committee In $202.2K Out $0
Committee

Everyday People Vote Yes On Prop 50 Sponsored By Center For Empowered Politics

Money $202.2K in · $0 out
a committee both receives and spends, follow it either direction
Progressive Era Issues Committee Supporting Yes On 50 $75.0K
37% Organization
Rachel Gelman $50.0K
25% Individual
E. Akers $29.8K
15% Individual
Thriving Communities For All San Francisco Sponsored By Center For Empowered Politics $10.0K
4.9% Individual
Working Families For Fair Elections, Yes On 50 $10.0K
4.9% Individual
Stephanie Tsai $5.0K
2.5% Individual
Karen Grove $2.5K
1.2% Individual
Barbara Scheifler $2.0K
0.99% Individual
Oakmont Democratic Alliance $1.1K
0.54% Individual
Elaine Lew Smith $1.0K
0.49% Individual
Raisa Lee $1.0K
0.49% Individual
Mini Liu $1.0K
0.49% Individual
Sally Rhodes $1.0K
0.49% Individual
Nana Corfield $500
0.25% Individual
Evelyn Chen $500
0.25% Individual
Frances Chung $500
0.25% Individual
Christopher Donahue $500
0.25% Individual
Samson Quan $500
0.25% Individual
Charles Rice $500
0.25% Individual
Judith L Sensibar $500
0.25% Individual
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Inbound concentration
Top 10 donors — 92%92%
Footprint
Received$202.2K
Spent$0
Contributors92
Recipients0
Latest activity3 Jun 2026
Records
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Method
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The Current · money + influence graph scope · CA · 1 May 2025 – 30 Jul 2028 · latest gift 3 Jun 2026 · ingested 10 Aug 2026 source · CalAccess