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Guam Election Commission 1 GUAM ELECTION COMMISSION 1. GU Kumision Ileksion Guahan 414W. Soledad Ave • GC1C Bldg Stern 200 Hagafta, Guam 96910 Website www gec.gualngov D E-mail votegec.guam gov ELECTION CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUWONS AND EXPENDITURES REPORT Name of Candidate, Party, Organization, or Committee: Committee to Elect Tenorio Ada Elected Office Sought: Governor & Lieutenant Governor Political Party: Republican Address: P0 Box 27420 Barrigada, GU Zip Code: 96921 Tel No: 969-2682 Fax No: E-mail: botatenorioada.eom This report is for (check appropriate boxes): ELECTION YEAR: 2018 Q PRINIARY ELECTION GENERAL ELECTION OTHER ELECTION Preliminary Report fl Preliminary Report Preliminary Report Final Report N Final Report EJ Final Report Supplemental Report Supplemental Report Supplemental I, Raymond S. Tenorio , do hereby that I have used all reasonable diligence in preparing the foregoing ELECTION CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES REPORT, and that it is a true, full, and explicit account of all contributions received and expenses incurred to date in a of a candidate(s). A11Rf-4 CANDIDATE/SPONSOR c/1dayof Subscribed and Sworn to before me on this f%’ Cj,, TARY PUBl/C in and (or uam ‘—..—--— V T• My Commission expires: t %_2..€D / / NOTARY PUBLIC ) ) In and for Guam, U.S.A. c3un969IO! I, Roe-Ann Cruz hereny swear that I have used all reasonable diligence in preparing the foregoing ELECTION CA1I IGN CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES REPORT, t is a tru u , xplicit account of all contributions received and expenses incu ed to in of ca i /support of a candidate(s). - \ SIGATURE OF TREStJttR Subscribed and Sorn to before me on this 2>cacof iVv%U%k’r ,20 ( , j%7I%L k)i.*) ‘ N%M.tUBVt in and for m. \‘ IIy Commissioli expires: ‘),\ \?) ‘? ,? DRAKE C. DIAZ NOTARY PUBLIC In and for Guam, U.S.A. 7.,.. I7.E.r’ fl2 fliA SUBMIT ONE ORIGINAL AND EC- I B Rev 1/28/16 B-I ________________________________________ GUAM ELECTION COMMISSION Kumision Ileksion Guahan 414W. Soledad Ave. GCIC Bldg Ste 200 Hagatna, Guam 96910 Website www.gec guam gov D E-mail: vote@gec guam gov ELECTION CAMPAIGN CONTR1BUONS AND EXPENDITURES REPORT Name of Candidate, Party, Organization, or Committee: Committee to Elect Tenorio Ada Elected Office Sought: Governor & Lieutenant Governor Political Party: Republican Address: P0 Box 27420 Barrigada, GU Zip Code: 96921 Tel No: 969-2682 Fax No: E-mail: botatenorioada.com This report is for (check appropriate boxes): ELECTION YEAR: 2018 PRIMARY ELECTION GENERAL ELECTION OTHER ELECTION Preliminary Report Preliminary Report Preliminary Report Final Report Final Report [] Final Report JJ Supplemental Report Supplemental Report Supplemental Report I, Vicente Anthony Borja Ada , do hereby swear that I have used all reasonable diligence in preparing the foregoing ELECTION CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES REPORT, and that it is a true, full, and explicit account of all contributions received and expenses incurred to date in aid of my campaign/support of a candidate(s). SIGNATURE OF CANDIDATE/SPONSOR Subscribed and Sworn to before me on thts day of , 20 NOTARY PuBLIC in and for Guam. My Commission expires: I, Roe-Ann Cruz do hereby swear that I have used all reasonable diligence in preparing the foregoing El CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES REPOI it is a account of all contributions received and expenses of a candidate(s). Subscribed and Swom to before me on this ))) 1 ‘, ‘-? DRAI(E NOTARY PUBLIC In and for Guam, U.S.A. My Commission Expires: ]MYReRk6M DEC. 03,2020 I SUBMIT ONE ORIGINAL AND ONI ELECTRONIXUELRRMAT EC- I B Rev 1/28/16 B-I FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS ACCOUNT NO. DATE OF DEPOSIT $ 40,000.00 Bank Pacific 151 Aspinall Ave. Hagatna, GU 6910 7001-005591 ioiiii3.s $ 12,100.00 Bank Pacific 151 AspinaIl Ave. Hagatna, GU 96910 7001-005591 10/16/18 $ 18,700.00 Bank Pacific 151 Aspinall Ave. Hagatna, GU 96910 7001-005591 10/26/181 I $ 58,080.00 See B-7 Attachment financial Institution CONTRIBUTIONS Contributions” means a gift, subscription, loan, advance, deposit of money, or anything of value, or cancellation of a debt or legal obligation, as defined in 3 GCA § 17101(0. (Use additional sheets if needed.) I. CASH CONTRIBUTIONS (Contributions of more than $100 received from individual donors.) AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF DONOR DATE OF DONATION $ 40,000.00 Raymond S. Tenorlo (Campaign Contribution/Loan) 10/11/18 $ 1,000.00 Rosalia Cacdac, PD Box 226739 Batrigada, GU 96921 10/19/18 $ 1,000.00 Ceferino Cacdac, PD Box 226739 Barrigada, GU 96921 10/19/18 $ 500.00 EmiIio_Uy,_PD_Box_3767_Hagatna,_GU_96932 10/22/18 $ 124,451.68 See_B-8_Attachment_I._Cash_Contributions $ 166,951.68 (1) Total amount of Cash Contributions this reporting period. $ 623,530.00 (Ia) Cumulative Total of Cash Contributions from last report. $ 790,481.68 (Ib) Sub-Total of Cash Contributions (I + Ia= ib) II. AGGREGATE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM FUNDRAISING EVENTS $25 OR LESS. AMOUNT DESCRIPTION OF FUNDRAISING EVENT LOCATION DATE $ $ See B-9 Attachment II. Fundraising Events $25 or Less $ (2) Total Aggregate Contributions this reporting period. $ (2a) Cumulative Total of Aggregate Contributions from last report. $ (2b) Sub-Total of Aggregate Contributions (2 + 2a = 2b) III. AGGREGATE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM FUNDRAISING EVENTS OF MORE THAN $25 AND $100 OR LESS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION OF FUNDRAISING EVENT LOCATION DATE $ $ $ See B-b Attachment III. Fundraising Events More Than $25 and $100 or Less $ (3) Total Aggregate Contributions this reporting period. $ (3a) Cumulative Total of Aggregate Contributions from last report. $ (3b) Sub-Total of Aggregate Contributions (3 + 3a = 3b) Initials B-2 ________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _________________________________ IV. NON-MONETARY PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTIONS (All personal and related services, contracts, promises or agreements to make contribution for personal services of$lOO.OO or more). ESTIMATED DESCRIPTION OF DATE OF VALUE NAME AND ADDRESS OF hONOR CONTRIBUTION CONTRIBUTIO1 (4) Total Non-Monetary Contributions this reporting period. $ - (4a) Cumulative Total of Non-Monetary Contributions from last report. $ - (4b) Sub-Total of Non-Monetary Contributions (4 + 4a = 4b) V. NON-MONETARY GOODS AND/OR CONTRACTS CONTRIBUTIONS (All goods or contracts, promises, or agreements to make contribution of goods of$lOO.OO or more). DESCRIPTION OF ESTIMATED DATE OF VALUE NAME AND ADDRESS OF DONOR CONTRIBUTION CONTRIBUTION $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - (5) Total Non-Monetary Contributions this reporting period. $ - (5a) Cumulative Total of Non-Monetary Contributions from last report. $ - (5b) Sub-Total of Non-Monetary Contributions (5 + 5a = 5b) VI. EARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS (Contributions received from funds designated to certain candidates, issues, or questions.) DESCRIPTION OF DATE OF AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF DONOR CONTRIBUTION CONTRIBUTION $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - (6) Total Non-Monetary Contributions this reporting period. $ - (6a) Cumulative Total of Non-Monetary Contributions from last report. $ - (6b) Sub-Total of Non-Monetary Contributions (6 + 6a = 6b) VII. Pursuant to 3 GCA § 17 109(c), persons who have made a contribution of his/her own money or property or money of another person of more than $100 DATES Of a a AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF DONOR DONATION $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS ______________ _________________________________________ __________________________________ ____ EXPENDITURES “Expenditures” means any purchase or transfer of money or anything of value or promise or agreement to purchase or transfer of money or anything of value, or payment incurred or made, or the use or consumption of a non-monetary contribution, as defined in 3 GCA § 17101(h). I. FUNDS EXPENDED AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE PURPOSE DATE $ 74.50 Linda’s Coffee Shop Hagatna, GU 96910 Food for sign crews 10/11/18 $ 3,500.00 Laguna Best Caterer Catering for Pinoy Meeting 10/12/18 $ 250.00 Jesse De Leon Guerrero 153 Kamute Loop Dededo, GU DJ Services for Pinoy Meeting 10/12/18 $ 150.00 DJ Doodz Emcee for Pinoy Meeting 10/12/18 $ 1,000.00 Graphic Center 167, Serenu Aye, Tamuning, 96913, Guam Ad for Mailout 10/12/18 $ 600.00 Champaco’s Catering Catering for Tamuning District Meeting 10/14/18 $ 600.00 Jesse De Leon Guerrero 153 Kamute Loop Dededo, GU D] Services for District Meetings 10/15/18 $ 182,515.50 See B-Il Attachment I. Funds Expended $188,690.00 (1) Total Funds Expended this reporting period. $ 594,853.05 (Ia) Cumulative Total of Funds Expended from last report. $ 783,543.05 (Ib) Sub-Total of Funds Expended (1 + la = ib) II. INCURRED EXPENSES (Pending payments for services rendered/products received in aid of a campaign.) AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE PURPOSE DATE $ $ $ $ $ $ - See 8-12 Attachment - II. Incurred Expenses $ - (2) Total Incurred Expenditures this reporting period. (2a) Cumulative Total of Incurred Expenditures from last period. $ - (2b) Sub-Total of Incurred Expenditures (2 + 2a = 2b) III. NON-MONETARY PERSONAL SERVICES EXPENDITURES (Alt personal and related services, contracts, promises, or agreements expended for personal services in aid of a campaign.) AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE PURPOSE DATE $ $ $ $ $ - See 8-13 Attachment III. Non-Monetary Personal Services Expenditures $ - (3) Total Non-Monetary Expenditures this reporting period. (3a) Cumulative Total of Non-Monetary Expenditures from last period. $ - (3b) Sub-Total of Non-Monetary Expenditures (3 + 3a = 3b) 8-5 IV. NON-MONETARY
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