Columbia City Council candidates report campaign donations, spending

Thursday, March 29, 2012 | 2:12 p.m. CDT
BY Misourian staff

COLUMBIA — The five candidates for two available seats on the Columbia City Council filed campaign finance reports with the Missouri Ethics Commission on Monday.

The candidates are required by law to file reports eight days before the municipal election, which will be held Tuesday. The Missourian has retrieved those reports from the ethics commission website and made them available as PDFs here.

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  • Here is a PDF of the campaign finance report that Second Ward City Council candidate Mike Atkinson filed Monday with the Missouri Ethics Commission.
  • Here is a PDF of the campaign finance report that Sixth Ward City Council candidate Barbara Hoppe filed Monday with the Missouri Ethics Commission.
  • Here is a PDF of the campaign finance report that Sixth Ward Columbia City Council candidate Bill Tillotson filed Monday with the Missouri Ethics Commission.

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