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XXXXXX XXXXXX 3120 Chuck Winder 14,973.43 14,973.43 3120 CAMPAIGN FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT C-2 Rev. 5/11 SUMMARY PAGE 14 MAY 11 PM 04:04 (Please Print or Type) SECRETARY OF STATE Section I STATE OF IDAHO Name of Candidate or Political Committee and Chairperson Offi ce Sought (if candidate) District (if any) Chuck Winder St Senator 20 Mailing Address City and Zip Home Phone Work Phone 5528 N Ebbetts Ave Boise 83713 2088539090 Name of Political Treasurer Gary Blaylock Mailing Address City and Zip Home Phone Work Phone 4252 N Grenadier Ave Boise 83713 2083766952 2083427883 Change of address for: Candidate or Political Committee Political Treasurer Section II TYPE OF REPORT This fi ling is an: ✔ Original Amendment This report is for the period from ______/______/______01 2014 through ______/______/______.05 04 2014 ✔ 7 Day Pre-Primary Report 30 Day Post-Primary Report October 10 Pre-General Report 7 Day Pre-General Report 30 Day Post-General Report Annual Report Semi-Annual Report (Statewide Candidates Only) Is this a Termination Report: Yes ✔ No Section III STATEMENT OF NO CONTRIBUTIONS OR EXPENDITURES Directions: If you had no contributions or expenditures during this reporting period, check the box next to the statement below and sign this report. Be sure to carry forward the appropriate “Calendar Year to Date” fi gures in Column II, Section IV. I hereby certify that I have received no contributions and have made no expenditures during this reporting period. Section IV SUMMARY To reach your Calendar Year to Date fi gure: Add this report’s Column I COLUMN I COLUMN II fi gures to the Column II fi gures of your previous report (except on line 6). This Period Calendar Year to Date Line 1: Cash on Hand January 1, This Calendar Year* $ _______________XXXXXX $ ________________14,973.43 Line 2: Enter Beginning Cash Balance** $ _______________14,973.43 $ ________________XXXXXX Line 3: Total Contributions (Enter amount from line 5, page 2) $ _______________3,700.00 $ ________________3,700.00 Line 4: Subtotal (Add lines 1, 2 and 3) $ _______________18,673.43 $ ________________18,673.43 Line 5: Total Expenditures (Enter amount from line 11, page 2) $ _______________9,049.17 $ ________________9,049.17 Line 6: Enter Ending Cash Balance (Subtract line 5 from line 4) $ _______________9,624.26 $ ________________9,624.26 Line 7: Outstanding Debt to Date (Enter amount from line 18, page 2) $ _______________0.00 *This same fi gure should be entered on line 1 of all reports fi led this calendar year. **This is the fi gure on line 6 of the last Campaign Financial Disclosure Report fi led. If this is your fi rst report, this amount is 0. Note: The closing cash balance for the current reporting period appears on the next report as the beginning cash on hand. Section V Return This Report To: Ben Ysursa Secretary of State I, __________________________________________,Gary Blaylock hereby certify that the information in this Name of Political Treasurer PO Box 83720 Boise ID 83720-0080 report is a true, complete and correct Campaign Financial Disclosure Report as required by law. Phone: (208) 334-2852 Fax: (208) 334-2282 Digital Signature Signature of Political Treasurer Page 1 DETAILED SUMMARY Name of Candidate or Committee: Chuck Winder Total This Period Contributions 1 Unitemized Contributions ($50 and less) # of Contributors __________0 + $ 0.00 2 Itemized Contributions (Total of all Schedule A sheets) + $ 3,700.00 3 In-Kind Contributions (Total of all Contribution amounts from Schedule C sheets) + $ 4 Loans (Total of all New Loan amounts from Schedule D sheets) + $ 5 Total Contributions (Transfer this fi gure to page 1, Section IV, Line 3) = $ Expenditures 6 Unitemized Expenditures (Less than $25) # of Expenditures __________1 + $ 0.20 7 Itemized Expenditures (Total of all Schedule B sheets) + $ 9,048.97 8 In-Kind Expenditures (Total of all Expenditure amounts from Schedule C sheets) + $ 9 Loan Repayments (Total of all Loan Repayment amounts from Schedule D sheets) + $ 10 Credit Card and Debt Repayments (Total of all Repayment amounts from Schedule E sheets) + $ 11 Total Expenditures (Transfer this fi gure to page 1, Section IV, Line 5) = $ 9,049.17 Loans, Credit Cards and Debt 12 Outstanding Balance from previous reporting period + $ New Loans received during this reporting period 13 (Total of all New Loan amounts plus Accrued Interest from Schedule D sheets) + $ New Credit Card and Debt incurred this reporting period 14 (Total of all New Incurred Debt amounts from Schedule E sheets) + $ 15 Subtotal = $ Repayments of Loans made during this reporting period 16 (Total of all Loan Repayment amounts from Schedule D sheets) - $ Repayments of Credit Card and Debt this reporting period 17 (Total of all Debt Repayment amounts from Schedule E sheets) - $ 18 Total Outstanding Balance at close of this period (Transfer this fi gure to page 1, Section IV, Line 7) = $ Pledged Contributions 19 Unitemized Pledged Contributions ($50 and less) # of Pledges __________ + $ 20 Itemized Pledged Contributions this Period (Total of all Schedule F sheets) + $ 21 Total Pledged Contributions this period = $ Page 2 Schedule A Itemized Contributions of more than Fifty Dollars($50.00)this period Name of Candidate or Committee: Chuck Winder Reporting Period: 7 Day Pre-Primary Date ElectionType Contributor Amount YTDAmount 05/03/2014 Primary Union Pacific Railroad $1,000.00 $1,000.00 280 S 400 W Salt Lake City, UT 84101 05/01/2014 Primary Idaho Association Of Realtors $250.00 $250.00 10116 W Overland Rd Boise, ID 83709 05/01/2014 Primary Clearwater Paper $500.00 $500.00 601 W. Riverside Ave Ste 1100 Box 15 Spokane, WA 99201 05/01/2014 Primary ACEC Of Idaho $300.00 $300.00 PO Box 8224 Boise, ID 83707 05/01/2014 Primary Intralot, Inc $500.00 $500.00 11360 Technology Circle Duluth, GA 30097 05/01/2014 Primary Molina Healthcare Inc $200.00 $200.00 200 OceanGate, 6th Floor Long Beach, CA 90802 05/01/2014 Primary Idaho Bankers Association $300.00 $300.00 PO Box 638 Boise, ID 83701 01/02/2014 Primary Blue Cross Of Idaho $150.00 $150.00 PO Box 7408 Boise, ID 83707 01/02/2014 Primary Mall, Todd R $250.00 $250.00 4011 Reeds Lake Blvd SE Grand Rapids, MI 49506 01/02/2014 Primary Shoshone-Bannock Tribes $250.00 $250.00 PO Box 506 Fort Hall, ID 83203 Grand Total: $3,700.00 Schedule B Itemized Expenditures Twenty-Five Dollars($25.00) or more this period Name of Candidate or Committee: Chuck Winder Reporting Period: 7 Day Pre-Primary Date Recipient Amount Code Optional 04/30/2014 Toryanski For Secretary of $500.00 C Explanation: State Support: P.O.Box6904 Oppose: Boise, ID 83707 03/10/2014 WIX Website Builder $99.00 G Explanation: 10 West 18th Street 7th Floor Support: New York, NY 10011 Oppose: 05/03/2014 Ada County Republican $250.00 D Explanation: Women Support: 9108 Burnett Dr Oppose: Boise, ID 83709 04/30/2014 Brandon Woolf For Controller $250.00 C Explanation: P.O. Box 2107 Support: Boise, ID 83701 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Lakey For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: 34 S Bingham St Support: Nampa, ID 83651 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Martin For Senate $500.00 C Explanation: 3672 N Tumbleweed Pl Support: Boise, ID 83713 Oppose: 04/30/2014 McKenzie For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: 1911 S Candlewood Dr Support: Nampa, ID 83686 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Lodge For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: 18500 Symms Road Support: Caldwell, ID 83607 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Pearce For Senate $500.00 C Explanation: 2001 County Line Support: New Plymouth, ID 83655 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Goedde For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: 1010 E Mullen Unit 203 Support: Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 Oppose: 04/30/2014 Keough For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: P.O. Box 101 Support: Sandpoint, ID 83864 Oppose: 04/28/2014 Boise Metro Chamber $75.00 E Explanation: 250 S 5th St Ste 300 Support: Boise, ID 83702 Oppose: 04/23/2014 Nonini For Senate $300.00 C Explanation: 9875 W Harbor Drive Support: Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 Oppose: 04/23/2014 Brad Little for Idaho $500.00 C Explanation: PO Box 2664 Support: Boise, ID 83701 Oppose: 04/22/2014 Lori Den Hartog For Senate $500.00 C Explanation: P.O. Box 267 Support: Meridian, ID 83680 Oppose: 04/21/2014 Arnold For District Judge $250.00 C Explanation: P.O. Box 8204 Support: Boise, ID 83707 Oppose: 04/11/2014 FFF Chicos $40.00 D Explanation: 11228 E Prairie View Dr Support: Eagle, ID 83616 Oppose: 04/10/2014 Hill For Senate $250.00 C Explanation: 1010 S 2nd E Support: Rexburg, ID 83440 Oppose: 04/03/2014 10 Barrel Brewing $54.32 F Explanation: 826 W Bannock St Support: Boise, ID 83702 Oppose: 03/20/2014 Idaho Sportsman Legislative $100.00 D Explanation: Caucus Support: 110 North Carolina Ave SE Oppose: Washington, DC 20003 03/18/2014 Apple Store $977.69 G Explanation: 350 N Milwaukee St Support: Boise, ID 83704 Oppose: 03/17/2014 Ada County Lincoln Day $100.00 D Explanation: Association Support: PO Box 2205 Oppose: Boise, ID 83701 03/11/2014 Roosters Eatery $100.00 F Explanation: 700 W Jefferson St Support: Boise, ID 83720 Oppose: 03/03/2014 Idaho State Prayer Breakfast $275.00 D Explanation: PO Box 46083 Support: Boise, ID 83704 Oppose: 02/19/2014 Canyon County Republicans $40.00 E Explanation: 3412 College Ave Support: Caldwell, ID 83605 Oppose: 02/17/2014 Otter For Idaho $500.00 C Explanation: 802 W Bannock Support: Boise, ID 83702 Oppose: 02/03/2014 Future City Idaho Project $100.00 D Explanation: 720 E Park Blvd Support: Boise, ID 83712 Oppose: 01/23/2014 Senate Republican PAC $50.00 D Explanation: PO Box 173 Support: Boise, ID 83701 Oppose: 01/02/2014 Senate Republican PAC $75.00 D Explanation: PO Box 173 Support: Boise, ID 83701 Oppose: 01/22/2014 Caring Hearts adn Hands of $500.00 D Explanation: Hope Support: P.O.
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