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Campaign Finance Failure to File Error and Omission Campaign Finance 08/09/2017 Failure to Respond to Notice of Failure to File Committee ID Committee Name and Address Statement Type Due Date Due 500244·9 JIM STOREY FOR ALLEGAN COUNTY 2017 ANNUAL CS January 31,2017 JAMES M STOREY, TREASURER 344W35THST HOLLAND, Ml 49423 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 80TH DISTRICT ALLEGAN COUNTY 500244-9 JIM STOREY FOR ALLEGAN COUNTY 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JAMES M STOREY, TREASURER 344 W 35THST HOLLAND. Ml 49423 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 80TH DISTRICT ALLEGAN COUNTY 502269-4 "MICHIGAN SPANISH-SPEAKING DEMOCRATS 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 STEVEN WALKER, TREASURER 5622 SPRINGWELLS STREET DETROIT, Ml 48210 502656-2 CITIZENS FOR BETTER GOVENMNT (CFBG) 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 CARLGRADY. TREASURER 1421 BEDFORD RD GROSSE POINTE PARK. Ml 48230 502818-8 EQUALITY MICHIGAN PRIDE PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 NATHAN TRIPLETT. TREASURER 647 VIRGINIA AVENUE EAST LANSING, Ml 48823 508314-2 MARIANNE YARED MCGUIRE FORST BD ED 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 WANDA SOBIEGRAJ, TREASURER 5285 BISHOP ST DETROIT, Ml 48224 MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION WAYNE COUNTY 508365-4 LINCOLN PARK FIRE FIGHTERS PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 AL G DYER JR, TREASURER 21337 DONALDSON ST DEARBORN, Ml 48124 509661-5 SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL SCI MIPAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JAMES C SHAEFFER, TREASURER 7776 DILL ROAD SALINE, Ml 48176 510137-3 COMM TO ELECT PAUL MASSARON TO WSU 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 PAUL E MASSARON, TREASURER 23245 HUNTERS LANE SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48033 GOVERNOR OF WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY OAKLAND COUNTY Page 1 of 15 Committee 10 Committee Name and Address Statement Type Due Date Due 510467-4 Ml GREEN INDUSTRY PAC METROPOLITAN D 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 CURMI MIKE, TREASURER 30600 TELEGRAPH STE 3360 BINGHAM FARMS. Ml 48393 510615-8 DIAMOND PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DOUGLASS DIGGS, TREASURER 782 MIDDLESEX RD GROSSE POINTE PARK, Ml 48230 510908·7 PAUL CONDINO FOR STATE REP 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JOHN G MOONEY, TREASURER 21170 WINCHESTER ST SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48076 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 35TH DISTRICT OAKLAND COUNTY 512092·8 COMM TO ELECT SHANELLE JACKSON 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25. 2017 NICOLE C JACKSON, TREASURER 260HAGUE#2 DETROIT, Ml48202 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 9TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 512288·2 COMMUNITY COALITION PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 CHE B PETERSON, TREASURER 3323 LOTHROP ST DETROIT, Ml48206 512850.9 COMM TO ELECT DANIEL TOLLIS 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DONNA TAYLOR, TREASURER 7800 ANCHOR BAY DR ALGONAC, Ml 48001 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 31ST DISTRICT MACOMB COUNTY 513420-0 CITIZENS FOR A BETIER TOMORROW 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 TOOO COOK, TREASURER 525 WESTMORELAND AVE LANSING, Ml 48915 513525-6 CONSENSUS PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 ANDREW F MUTAVDZIJA. TREASURER 2725 39TH ST NW APT 207 WASHINGTON. DC 20007 513596-7 TAXREPEAL COM 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 GREGORY C SCHMID, TREASURER 317 ARDUSSI AVE SAGINAW, Ml48602 513597·5 BILL ROGERS FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 MEGHAN K RECKLING, TREASURER 4878 PINE EAGLES CT BRIGHTON, Ml 48116 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 42ND DISTRICT LIVINGSTON COUNTY Page 2 of 15 Committee ID COmmittee Name and Address Statement Type Due Date Due 513655-1 DAVE ROBERTSON FOR STATE SENATE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 ERIKA A FARLEY. TREASURER PO BOX 181 GRAND BLANC, Ml 48480 STATE SENATOR - 14TH DISTRICT GENESEE COUNTY 513920-9 COMMITTEE TO ELECT DAVID E NATHAN 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DAVID NATHAN, TREASURER 18701 GRAND RIVER DETROIT, Ml 48223 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE - 8TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 513949-8 COMM TO ELECT DAVID YARDLEY 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DAVID YARDLEY, TREASURER 712 BOTHAM AVE SAINT JOSEPH, Ml 49085 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 61ST DfSTRICT KALAMAZOO COUNTY 513986-0 RYAN VILLET FOR STATE REP 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 LLOYD SCOBY, TREASURER 419S4TH ST EDMORE, Ml 48829 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE - 70TH DISTRICT MONTCALM COUNTY 514256-7 JACKSON EMERGING LEADERSHIP FUND 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 NICOLE C JACKSON, TREASURER 26056 SHIRLEY LANE DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Ml48127 514577-6 FRIENDS OF MICHAEL WHITE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 HARRIET HUGHES, TREASURER 5442 SCOTT CT YPSILANTI, Ml 48197 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 54TH DISTRICT WASHTENAW COUNTY 514756-6 CTE FRANK CHRZANOWSKI 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 STACEY L CHRZANOWSKI, TREASURER 12189DAY RD MAYBEE, Ml48159 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 55TH DISTRICT MONROE COUNTY 514766-5 MICHIGAN IS YOURS 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DARRYL MATHIS ESQ, TREASURER 20750 CIVIC CENTER DR #418 SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48076 514944-8 COMMITTEE TO ELECT KURT DAMROW 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 KELLI ALFANO-YAROCH, TREASURER 5135 WHALEN ST PO BOX 145 ELKTON, Ml 48731 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 84TH DISTRICT HURON COUNTY Page 3 of 15 Committee ID Committee Name and Address Statement Tvoe Due Date Due 515041-2 FRIENDS OF REGGIE REG DAVIS FOR STAT 2017 ANNUAL CS January 31,2017 REGGIE REG DAVIS, TREASURER 16155 BENTLER ST DETROIT, Ml48219 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 9TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515041-2 FRIENDS OF REGGIE REG DAVIS FOR STAT 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25,2017 REGGIE REG DAVIS, TREASURER 16155 BENTLER ST DETROIT, Ml48219 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 9TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515079-2 JOHN OLUMBA FOR HOPE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JOHN OLUMBA, TREASURER 17680 YONKA ST DETROIT, Ml48212 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 3RD DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515090-9 COMMITIEE TO ELECT THOMAS STALLWORTH 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 THOMAS STALLWORTH, TREASURER 18684 WHITCOMB ST DETROIT, Ml48235 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE -7TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515139-4 PETE VITALE FOR STATE REP 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 PETE P VITALE, TREASURER 333 E PARENT AVE UNIT 45 ROYAL OAK, Ml 48067 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 33RD DISTRICT MACOMB COUNTY 515245-9 CTE BERT JOHNSON STATE SENATE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 ERIC T PATE, TREASURER 36MCLEANST HIGHLAND PARK, Ml 48203 STATE SENATOR- 2ND DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515386-1 CTE BRENDA R MOON FOR WSU BD OF GOV 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 CATHY G LONG, TREASURER 19684 VILLA COURT E SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48076 GOVERNOR OF WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY OAKLAND COUNTY ;J& 515426-5 PAUL FOR MID-MICHIGAN PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 BRENT A STANTON, TREASURER 16998 FARMINGTON RD LIVONIA, Ml48154 515532-0 DETROIT FIRST PAC DFPAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 SHANAY WATSON-WHITIAKER, TREASURER 15379 OHIO ST DETROIT, Ml48238 Page 4of 15 CommiUHIQ CommiltH Name and Address Statement Tvoe Due Date Due 515533-8 TRUTH HOPE RIGHTEOUSNESS THR OMF 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 CHARSHA OLUMBA. TREASURER 683 EDISON ST DETROIT, Ml48202 515576-7 COMM TO ELECT BRIAN DAVID HENSLEY 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25. 2017 BRIAN D HENSLEY, TREASURER 25515 FAIRGROVE ST WOODHAVEN, Ml 48183 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE -17TH DISTRICT MONROE COUNTY 515588-2 CORRIDOR PROGRESS PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25. 2017 THOMAS KENT, TREASURER 1309 S SEVENTH #2 ANN ARBOR, Ml48103 515619-5 RUDY HOBBS PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25. 2017 BRANDON ASBERRY, TREASURER 695 ADDINGTON LN ANN ARBOR, Ml 48076 515623-7 MICHIGAN RISING (SUPERPAC) 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 MARION TOWNSEND. TREASURER 3656 ACADEMY ST DEARBORN, Ml48124 515693-0 RED NOVEMBER PAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 BRENT A STANTON. TREASURER 16998 FARMINGTON RD LIVONIA, Ml48154 515732-6 SHAUNA RYDER DIGGS FOR U OF M REGENT 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 S MARTIN TAYLOR, TREASURER 465 WASHINGTON ROAD GROSSE POINTE. Ml 48230 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WAYNE COUNTY 515765-6 FijiENDS TO ELECT BRIAN SAVAGE 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 BRIAN S SAVAGE, TREASURER 2165 FRANK COURT STEVENSVILLE, Ml 49127 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE -78TH DISTRICT BERRIEN COUNTY 515812-6 CTE ANDREA BROWN HARRISON 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 IRA C HARRISON, TREASURER 5136 PECAN DR YPSILANTI, Ml 48197 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE- 55TH DISTRICT WASHTENAW COUNTY 515830-8 ADAM LAWRENCE FOR MID MICHIGAN 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25. 2017 TONY GRETTENBERGER, TREASURER 3361 W BARDEN RD COLEMAN. Ml48618 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 99TH DISTRICT ISABELLA COUNTY Page 5 of 15 Commjttee 10 Committee Name and Address Statement Tvoe Que Date Due 515896-9 COMMITTEE TO ELECT JERRY THOMAS 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JERRY THOMAS, TREASURER 14145 GLASTONBURY AVE DETROIT, Ml48223 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE ·10TH DISTRICT WAYNE COUNTY 515924-9 CTE RICHARDT TAYLOR 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 MONEKA SANFORD, TREASURER 497 ALTON AVE PONTIAC, Ml48341 JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT • 50TH DISTRICT OAKLAND COUNTY 515993-4 GEORGE HYDE FOR PROBATE JUDGE COMM 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JIM VOSKUHL, TREASURER 855 FOXTAIL CT MARQUETTE, Ml 49855 JUOGE OF PROBATE COURT· MARQUETTE MARQUETTE COUNTY 516008-0 COMMITTEE TO ELECT TOM RAYMOND 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 VICKE L RAYMOND, TREASURER 131 AUSABLE RIVER TRL ROSCOMMON, Ml 48653 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 81ST DISTRICT ST. CLAIR COUNTY 516088·2 COMMITTEE TO ELECT DOUGLAS WILSON 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 DOUGLAS WILSON, TREASURER 1653 BARON ROCHESTER HILLS, Ml 48307 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE· 45TH DISTRICT OAKLAND COUNTY 516318-3 TODAY AND OUR FUTURE FUND (SUPERPAC) 2017 JULY OUARTERL Y CS July 25, 2017 DIANNA SOLOMON, TREASURER 6n SELDEN ST APT 203 DETROIT, Ml 48201 516348-0 CIT PRE-TRIAL JUSTICE COAL PAC (SPAC 2017 JULY QUARTERLY CS July 25, 2017 JUSTIN BUTLER.
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