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MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1. Committee I.D. Number 82-155706 BUREAU OF ELECTIONS 2. Committee Name Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee CANDIDATE COMMITTEE COVER PAGE Report must be legible, typed or printed in ink and signed by the treasurer(or designated record keeper)and candidate. 3. This Statement covers from: 08/27/2013 to 10/20/2013 1. Committee I.D. Number 4. Candidate Last Name First Name M.I. 82-155706 Duggan Michael E. 2. Committee Name 4a. Office Sought Including District # or Community Served (If applicable) Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee City , Detroit - At Large , City Mayor 5. Committee's Mailing Address 6. Treasurer's Name & Residential Address 2751 E. Jefferson Ave, 5th Floor, Detroit, MI 48207 Williams, Dr. Rebecca , 675 Pallister St., Detroit, MI 48202 Area Code and Phone: (313) 324-8901 If the address in this box is different from the committee Area Code and Phone: (313) 324-8901 mailing address on the Statement of Organization, mail may be sent to this address by the filing official 7. Designated Record keeper's Name and Mailing Address (If the committee has a Designated Record keeper) Area Code and Phone: 8. TYPE OF STATEMENT Effective Date of Dissolution 10/20/2013 Pre General By checking this item, I/we certify that the committee has no assets or outstanding debts, including late filing fees. Further, I/We request that if the dissolution cannot be granted, Date of Election, Convention or Caucus that this be considered a request for the Reporting Waiver. Note: The disposition of residual funds must be reported on Schedule 1B and the 11/05/2013 Summary Page. A committee that does not have a Reporting Waiver must file all required Campaign Statements. The Campaign Statements must include all applicable Schedules. Direct contributions, in-kind contributions, loans, expenditures, and outstanding debts count against the $1,000 Reporting Waiver threshold. If any of the information listed in items 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 has changed since the information was shown on the committee's Statement of Organization, an amendment to the Statement of Organization should accompany this Campaign Statement. If A request for a Reporting Waiver is not received on or before the filing deadline of a required campaign statement, that campaign statement cannot be waived. 9. Verification: I/We certify that all reasonable diligence was used in the preparation of this statement and attached schedules (if any) and to the best of my/our knowledge and belief the contents are true, accurate and complete. Current Treasurer or Designated Record keeper Williams, Dr. Rebecca / Date: 10/25/2013 Type or Print Name Signature Candidate Duggan, Michael E. / Date: 10/25/2013 Type or Print Name Signature Page 1 of 179 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1. Committee I.D. Number 82-155706 BUREAU OF ELECTIONS 2. Committee Name Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee SUMMARY PAGE CANDIDATE COMMITTEE RECEIPTS Column I Column II This Period Cumulative this election cycle 3. Contributions a. Itemized (Schedule 1A - Column 6) (3a.) $ 824441.00 b. Unitemized (less than $20.01 each - no Schedule ) (3b.) $ NOT APPLICABLE c. Subtotal of "Contributions" (3c.) $ 824441.00 (18.) $ 2509482.41 4. Other Receipts (Schedule 1A - 1, Column 6) (4.) $ 0.00 (19.) $ 43510.96 5. TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND OTHER RECEIPTS (5.) $ 824441.00 (20.) $ 2552993.37 (Add Line 3c + Line 4) IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS & EXPENDITURES 6. In-Kind Contributions (Schedule 1-IK,Column 7) (6.) $ 38062.00 (21.) $ 66445.95 7. In-Kind Expenditures (Schedule 1B-IK,Column 6) (7.) $ 0.00 (22.) $ 0.00 EXPENDITURES 8. Expenditures a. Itemized (Schedule 1B, Column 6) (8a.) $ 845349.43 b. Itemized Get-Out-the-Vote (Schedule 1B-G) (8b.) $ 0.00 c. Unitemized (Less than $50.01 each - no Schedule) (8c.) $ 0.00 9. Total Expenditures (Add Line 8a + Line 8b + Line 8c) (9.) $ 845349.43 (23.) $ 2516714.53 INCIDENTAL EXPENSE DISBURSEMENTS (Officeholders Only) 10. Disbursements a. Itemized (Schedule 1C,Column 6) (10a.) $ 0.00 b. Unitemized (Less than $50.01 each - no Schedule) (10b.) $ 0.00 11. TOTAL INCIDENTAL EXPENSE DISBURSEMENTS (11.) $ 0.00 (24.) $ 0.00 (Add Line 10a + Line 10b) DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONS 12. Debts and Obligations a. Owed by the Committee (Schedule 1E) (12a.) $ 0.00 b. Owed to the Committee (Schedule 1E) (12b.) $ 0.00 BALANCE STATEMENT 13. Ending Balance of last report filed (13.) $ 57187.19 * (Enter zero if no previous reports have been filed.) 14. Amount received during reporting period (14.) + $ 824441.00 (Line 5, Total Contributions & Other Receipts) 15. SUBTOTAL Add lines 13 and 14 (15.) = $ 881628.19 16. Amount expended during reporting period (16.) - $ 845349.43 (Add lines 9 and 11 ) 17. ENDING BALANCE (17.) $ 36278.76 * (Subtract line 16 from line 15) * Cash Balance as reported by committee Page 2 of 179 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1. Committee I.D. Number 82-155706 BUREAU OF ELECTIONS 2. Committee Name Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee ITEMIZED CONTRIBUTIONS SCHEDULE 1A CANDIDATE COMMITTEE Contributor Address Fund PAC Type of Date of Amount Cumulative Name Raiser Receipts Contribution Receipt for Election Cycle for Each Contributor Direct Lipton, Marc 26330 Hendrie Blvd, Direct 10/17/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Huntington Woods, MI 48070-1241 Occupation: Attorney Employer Name and Address: Self 18930 W 10 Mile Rd, Southfield, MI 48075-2618 Livingston, Daniel 111 Cadillac Sq, Detroit, Direct 10/11/2013 $15.00 $15.00 MI 48226-4814 Occupation: Server Employer Name and Address: Fishbones Livingston, Daniel 111 Cadillac Sq, Detroit, Direct 10/15/2013 $15.00 $15.00 MI 48226-4814 Occupation: Server Employer Name and Address: Fishbones Lloyd, Seth 1020 Bishop Rd, Grosse Direct 10/02/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Pointe Park, MI 48230- 5 1421 Occupation: Senior Vice President and General Council Employer Name and Address: Oakwood Healthcare 18101 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, MI 48124-4089 Logsdon, James 8699 U S Turnpike Rd, Direct 10/01/2013 $1000.00 $1000.00 5 Newport, MI 48166-9148 Occupation: Vice President Employer Name and Address: Stanley Industries Inc 3793 Silica Rd, Sylvania, OH 43560-9814 Logue, James 10333 River Rock Blvd, Direct 10/15/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Dimondale, MI 48821- 8758 Occupation: COO Employer Name and Address: Great Lakes Capital Fund 1906 25th St, Detroit, MI 48216-1435 Longe, Maureen 30242 Essex Dr, Direct 10/11/2013 $100.00 $100.00 Farmington Hills, MI 5 48331-1866 Occupation: Employer Name and Address: Page 3 of 179 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1. Committee I.D. Number 82-155706 BUREAU OF ELECTIONS 2. Committee Name Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee LoPatin, Mark 32000 Northwestern Direct 10/17/2013 $1000.00 $1000.00 Hwy, Farmington Hills, 5 MI 48334-1517 Occupation: President Employer Name and Address: LoPatin & Co 32000 Northwestern Hwy, Ste 250, Farmington Hills, MI 48334-1517 Ludvigsen, Albert 924 Grand Marais St, Direct 10/04/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Grosse Pointe Park, MI 5 48230-1868 Occupation: President Employer Name and Address: SurgicalOne Inc 23030 E Industrial Dr, Saint Clair Shores, MI 48080-1177 Lyles, Margaret P.O. Box 1754, Royal Direct 10/09/2013 $25.00 $25.00 5 Oak, MI 48068 Occupation: Employer Name and Address: Lyon, Maud 1384 Beaconsfield Ave, Direct 10/04/2013 $250.00 $250.00 Grosse Pointe Park, MI 5 48230-1063 Occupation: Executive Director Employer Name and Address: The Cultural Alliance of Southeastern Mi 3434 Russell St, Ste 204, Detroit, MI 48207-2062 Marselis, 1289 Creek Pointe Dr, Direct 10/02/2013 $1000.00 $1000.00 Deonisia Rochester, MI 48307- 5 1726 Occupation: Homemaker Employer Name and Address: N/A 1289 Creek Pointe Dr, Rochester, MI 48307-1726 Marselis, 1289 Creek Pointe Dr, Direct 10/02/2013 $1000.00 $1000.00 Konstantinos Rochester, MI 48307- 5 1726 Occupation: President Employer Name and Address: Rivore Metals 850 Stephenson Hwy, Ste 308, Troy, MI 48083-1160 Martin, John 4200 Charms Court, Direct 10/04/2013 $200.00 $200.00 Commerce Township, MI 48382 Occupation: Painter Employer Name and Address: Self-Employed 4200 Charms Ct, Commerce Township, MI 48382-2005 Maxwell, David 1234 Suffield Ave, Direct 10/07/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Birmingham, MI 48009- 5 4826 Occupation: Business Consultant Employer Name and Address: Maxwell Business Solutions 1234 Suffield Ave, Birmingham, MI 48009-4826 Mayfield-Early, 3449 Pine Estates Dr, Direct 10/09/2013 $250.00 $250.00 Bonnie West Bloomfield, MI 5 48323-1956 Occupation: Attorney Page 4 of 179 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1. Committee I.D. Number 82-155706 BUREAU OF ELECTIONS 2. Committee Name Michael Duggan for Mayor Committee Employer Name and Address: Dykema Gossett 400 Renaissance Ctr, Detroit, MI 48243-1607 Mc Spedon, 24690 Wooded Vis, Direct 10/09/2013 $2000.00 $2000.00 Edward West Hills, CA 91307- 2700 Occupation: CEO Employer Name and Address: HNTB Advantage Business Unit 24690 Wooded Vis, West Hills, CA 91307-2700 McDaniel, Mark 1057 Cambria Dr, East Direct 10/15/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Lansing, MI 48823-2394 Occupation: Chief Executive Officer/President Employer Name and Address: Great Lakes Capital Fund 1000 S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910-1647 McDuffee, 15838 Windmill Pointe Direct 10/01/2013 $200.00 $200.00 Gregory Dr, Grosse Pointe Park, 5 MI 48230-1844 Occupation: Executive Director Employer Name and Address: Detroit-Wayne Joint Building Authority 2 Woodward Ave #1316, Detroit, MI 48226 Mehi, David 1404 20th St, Direct 10/20/2013 $50.00 $50.00 Wyandotte, MI 48192- 3012 Occupation: Software Consultant Employer Name and Address: Apigee Meijer, Hank 300 Ottawa Ave NW, Direct 10/04/2013 $500.00 $500.00 Grand Rapids,
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