Setting what may be a new record to win the top spot in a McHenry County municipality, Wayne Jett spent a bit over $26,500 during January, February and March.
The election was April 4th, so some money may have been spent after the end of the reporting period.$32,653.88 was loaned to the campaign.
Most–$20,000–was loaned by Sandi Dominie, Director of Operations for Jett’s Heating & Air Inc. The rest came from the candidate himself.
Jett did receive $4,605 in contributions.
Those reported by name (ones over $150) follow:
- $2,500 – Chicago Land Operators Joint Labor-Management PAC, Countryside
- $200 – John Cunat, McHenry
- $500 – Interlink Energy Services Inc., McHenry
- $500 – Zanck, Coen, Wright & Saladin, P.C. Attorneys At Law, Crystal Lake
- $500 – Leopardo Companies, INC, Hoffman Estates
- $240 – Kim & Patty’s Cafe, McHenry
- $155 – Kathleen Miller, Wonder Lake
And he started the year with $1,625.68.
The money was spent on the following:- Mailings & Robo-calls – $5,503.52
- Salary for Ryan Provenzano – $5,000
- Signs – $4,452
- Walk cards – $1,659
- Intern laptops – $1,436.89
- Postage – $1,246
- Brochures & mailers – $1,056.81
- Car decal – $889.85
- Tee Shirts – $707.69
- Intern gift cards – $549.50
- Newspaper ads – $650
- Facevbook ads – $456.47
- Office material – $583.46
- Salary for Hunter Goessele – $500
- Salary for James Muhall, – $303
- Earplugs for laptops – $109.26
- Rebat Steel – $160.50
- Mouses for laptops – $109.26
- Office suplies – $109.26
$13,730.20 remains in Jett’s campaign fund, Citizens to Elect Wayne S Jett.
Jett had signs up in October, what are the total campaign expenses dating back to before then?
I am just amazed at how much even a local election costs.
What does the Mayor position pay?
That sum and accounting are a pack of lies!
I was standing behind him at Home Depot and Jett bought $200 worth of rebar in September, 2016!
Where’d that entry? Oh, the rebar must have been used for his very late tomato plants