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Code. The Commission shall meet at Senate Office Building, 404 S. Monroe Street, Room
401, Tallahassee,FL. . .
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of oralarglllllellt and theCoJ:Ilri1.i~sion ~i11decide • this matter 011 the record before it.
Convenience ofloca,tion is not a basis for continuing or postponing the hearing. See reverse
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Dated on October 18, 2010.
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At the probable cause hearing, the Florida Elections Commission will decide whether there is probable
cause to believe that Respondent has violated one or more provisions of The Florida Election Code .
Respondent, each Complainant, and their counsel are permitted to attend the probable cause hearing .
The hearing will be conducted pursuant to Section 10625, Florida Statutes; Chapter 28, Florida
Administrative Code, the Uniform Rules of Procedures; and Commission Rule 1.0027, Florida
Administrative Code.
The Commission will electronically record the meeting. Although the Commission's recording is
considered the official record of the hearing, the Respondent, at his or her own expense, may provide
a certified court reporter also to record the hearing.
Before making a decision on probable cause, the Commission will review the complaint, the Report of
Investigation, the Staff Recommendation, any written respons(;s submitted by Respondent, and any oral
statements made by Respondent and staff at the probable cause hearing.
When your case is called, the Chair will rea~ a brief statement and may ask Respondent, Complainant,
and their attorneys, if an attorney is present,tostate
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tliei:i- nariiesfor the record.
Staff will then have five minutes to s\imma.Ti~e the case ahdtnake a recommendation to the Commission
on probable cause.. After staffs p~esentati()ri,if th(;R(;sp(jhdent is present he or she will have five
minutes to make a statement to the Cominissionin the nature ()fan oral argument.
Pursuant to the Final Otder. DOSFEC 05-057, Respondent's ~tatementshould explain how the staff ened
in applying the1awto the facts enumerated in the Staff ReconunendatiQn. Respondent may not testify or
call others to testify or introduce any documentary or other evidence at the probable cause hearing.
At the probable~Gause hearing; the Commission is not deciding whether Respondent has violated a
provision of The Florida Election Code. or the·. amount of the fine. The Commission is only deciding
whether Respondent should be. charged with violating a provision of the election code.. Before the
Commission determines whether:;t violation has occurred or a fine should be imposed, Respondent will
have an opportunity for a second hearing, where Respondentmay testify, caB others to testify on his or
her behalf, and. introduce documentary or other evidence that shows Respqndent did not commit the
violations charged.
After the presentations are concluded, the Commissioners will discuss the case and may ask questions of
Respondent and staff. The Commission's decision on probable cause will be made by a majority vote of
those members present and voting.
After the Commission decides whether there is or is not probable cause to believe that Respondent
violated a provision of the election code, the case will become public. In some cases, the Commission
may not make a decision, such as when further investigation is ordered. If the Commission does not
make a decision on probable cause, the case will remain confidential.
In a week to 10 days after the Commission meeting, the Commission will send Respondent and
Complainant a written order reflecting the Commission's decision on probable cause . If the Commission
finds no probable cause, the case will be dismissed.. If the Commission finds probable cause, Respondent
will receive instructions on how to select a hearing before the Commission or the Division of
Administrative Hearings.. As explained above, this second hearing will determine whether a violation has
occurred and whether a fine should be imposed.
If Respondent has not received the Staff Recommendation or if you have any questions about the
procedures for the probable cause hearing, please contact Patsy Rushing, Commission Clerk, at 107
W. Gaines Street Collins Building, Suite 224 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050, phone number: (850)
922-4539.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
FLORIDA ELECTIONS COMMISSION
Pursuant to Section 106.25(4)(c), Florida Statutes, undersigned staff counsel files this
written recommendation for disposition of the complaint in this case recommending that there is
probable cause to charge Respondent with violating Sections 106.07(5), 106.19(1)(b),
106.19(1)(c), 106.08(3)(b), 106.141(1), 106.19(1)(d), and 106.19(1)(a), Florida Statutes, and
no probable cause to charge Respondent with violating Sections 106.021(1)(b), and 106.11(5),
Florida Statutes. Based upon a thorough review of the Report of Investigation submitted on
June 25, 2010, the following facts and law support this staff recommendation:
2. By letter dated June 5, 2009, the Executive Director notified Respondent that staff
would investigate an alleged violation ofthe following statutory provisions:
9. Therefore, Respondent certified that her 2007 Q3 campaign report was true,
correct, and complete when it was not, which is a violation of Section 106.07(5), Florida
Statutes. [Count 1]
10. On January 7, 2008, Respondent filed her 2007 Q4 campaign report for the period
of October 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007. 5
2 Respondent mislabeled the report as her 2007 Q2 report when it was actually for the 2007 Q3 reporting period.
3 Receipts were requested for this reimbursement; however, none of the receipts provided by Respondent correlated
with this expenditure .
4 Page 27 of the 2008 Candidate and Campaign Treasurer's Handbook reads, "The full name and address of eaeh
person to whom the candidate or other individual made payment for which reimbursement was made ... shall be
reported . " (ROI Exhibit 10)
5 Respondent mislabeled the report as her 2007 Q3 report when it was actually for the 2007 Q4 reporting period.
6 Monthly billing statements from AT&T were subpoenaed. However, the check did not cOITespond with the amount
of any of the billing statements nor does the amount appear to be the total of multiple billing statements"
13. On April 10, 2008, Respondent filed her 2008 Q1 campaign report for the period
of January 1,2008 through March 31, 2008.
14. Respondent made the following errors on her 2008 Q1 campaign repoIt:
04/10/08 01/01 to 03/31/08 • A $500 contribution from • Bank records show a $4,828 . 85
2008 Q1 AMERA Broward Barron, Inc. on check issued to Touch Catering on
Original 311 0/08. 12114/07; the CTR lists the
expenditure on 1/30/08. *
• A $500 contribution from
• Bank records show a $1,000
AMERA Amera 1800 Plus, Ltd . on
check issued to Norma Goldstein on
311 0/08.
12117107; the CTR lists the
• A $500 contribution from expenditure on 1117108*.
AMERA Riverbend Corp. Park of • Bank records show a $1,470.18
Ft. Laud. on 311 0/08 . check issued to AT&T on 12/20/07;
• Bank records show a $2,194.97 the CTR lists the expenditure on
check issued to Russell Klenet on 1110/08.*
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03/24/08.
• A $500 contribution from
AMERA Riverbend South, Inc. on
311 0/08.
• A $500 contribution from
AMERA Mo Homes, LLC on
311 0/08.
• A A $500 contribution from
AMERA Amera Federal 300, Ltd .
On 3/10/08 .
• A $500 contribution from
AMERA Hub Associates, Ltd. On
3110108 .
• A $500 contribution from
AMERA London Associates, Ltd.
On 3/10/08 .
*Expenditures were made during the 2007 Q4 reporting period but were not rep~rted during that period.
15. Therefore, Respondent certified that her 2008 Q1 campaign report was true,
correct, and complete when it was not, which is a violation of Section 106.07(5), Florida
Statutes. [Count 3]
16. In addition, Respondent failed to report the following items on her campaign
reports:
8 Respondent provided receipts totaling $1,576.91; three from Cafe Bella Sera, one from Jackson's Steakhouse and
one that was not legible. (ROI Exhibit 16)
9 Respondent provided receipts totaling $2,39L50; two from Isles of Pompano, one from The Pillars at New River
Sound, one from Jackson's Steakhouse, one from Romeo's Cafe and one that was not legible . (ROI Exhibit 16)
(ROI Exhibit 4)
18. Further, Respondent falsely reported or deliberately failed to report the following
infonnation pertaining to reimbursements:
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1 The "Date Accepted" reflects the date of deposit
11 Receipts were requested for this reimbursement; however, none of the receipts provided by Respondent conelated
with this expenditure.
12 Mr Klenet made credit card purchases at Jackson's Steakhouse for $332 . 72 and Cafe Bella Sera for $152.12
totaling $484 . 87. (ROI Exhibit 16)
13 Respondent provided receipts totaling $1,576.91; three from Cafe Bella Sera, one from Jackson's Steakhouse and
one that was not legible . (ROI Exhibit 16)
20. Complainant alleged that Respondent received two contributions after becoming
unopposed.
22. Respondent received and accepted the following contributions after becoming
unopposed:
(ROI Exhibit 3)
24. In addition, Respondent failed to return these two contributions back to the
contributors, which is a violation of Section 106.08(3)(b), Florida Statutes. 15 [Counts 22 & 23]
14 Respondent provided receipts totaling $2,39L50; two flum Isles of Pompano, one from The Pillars at New River
Sound, one from Jackson's Steakhouse, one fl'om Romeo's Cafe and one illegible . (ROI Exhibit 16)
15 Although Respondent issued pro-rata refund checks to these two contributors, the entire amount needed to be
returned because the contributions were received after Respondent became unopposed,
28. In addition, Respondent received a contribution from Bags to Go, but returned the
contribution back. However, on September 15,2008, Respondent issued a pro-Tata refund check
to Bags to Go even though the contribution was returned in full.
31. Respondent accepted the following contributions in excess of the legal limit:
16 The "date accepted" reflects the date recorded on the campaign treasurer's report.
33. Complainant alleged that that the Termination Report does not "zero out."
34. Respondent's Termination Report covers the period of April 1, 2008 through
September 18, 2008. However, Respondent failed to dispose of funds remaining in her campaign
account within 90 days after she became unopposed, which is a violation of Section 106.141 (1),
Florida Statutes. [Count 28]
35. In addition, Respondent failed to file timely a campaign report reflecting the
disposition of all remaining funds in her campaign account within 90 days after becoming
unopposed, which is a violation of Section 106.141 (1), Florida Statutes. [Count 29]
37. The above facts show that Respondent was an incumbent candidate for the Board
of County Commissioners in Broward County in the 2008 election. Respondent was first elected
to the Board of County Commissioners in Broward County in 2006, but also ran successfully for
State Representative in 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2002. During her 2008 campaign, Respondent
filed periodic reports of her contributions received and expenditures made by her campaign.
However, Respondent certified to the correctness of her 2007 Q3 report, 2007 Q4 report, and
2008 Q 1 report, when the campaign reports were incorrect, false, or incomplete. In addition,
Respondent failed to report eleven contributions that were required to be reported under Chapter
106, Florida Statutes, and deliberately failed to include information required under Chapter 106,
Florida Statutes, on five additional contributions.
38. The above facts also show that Respondent accepted contributions from Ericks
Consultants, Inc. and Thomas J. Marwood after Respondent became unopposed, and failed to
return these contributions. In addition, Respondent made or authorized expenditures to Joseph
Herndon and Bags to Go that were prohibited by Chapter 106, Florida Statutes, and accepted
excessive contributions from Florida Transportation Services, Inc. and Neil A. Sterling.
39. The above facts further show that Respondent failed to dispose of funds
remaining in her campaign account within 90 days after becoming unopposed, and failed to file
timely a report reflecting the disposition of all remaining funds in her campaign account within
90 days of becoming unopposed.
Based upon these facts and circumstances, I recommend that the Commission find
probable cause to charge Respondent with violating the following:
Count 2:
Count 3:
Count 4:
Count 5:
Count 6:
Count 8:
Count 9:
Count 10:
Count 11:
Count 13:
Count 14:
Count 15:
Count 16:
Count 18:
Count 19:
Count 20:
Count 21:
Count 23:
Count 24:
Count 25:
Count 26:
Count 28:
Count 29:
Joshua . Moy,
Assista t Gen al Counsel
On May 28,2009, the Florida Elections Commission received a sworn complaint alleging
that Respondent violated Chapter 106, Florida Statutes. Commission staff investigated whether
Respondent violated the following statutes:
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Section 106.19(1 )(b), Florida Statutes, failure of a person or
organization to report a contribution required to be reported by
Chapter 106, Florida Statutes;
I. Preliminary Information:
1. Respondent is an attorney; she was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1985" She is
not a first-time candidate. In 1996, Respondent ran for State Representative, District 96 and was
elected. She was re-elected to that office in 1998, 2000, and 2002. In 2006, Respondent was
elected to the Board of County Commissioners in Broward County. She was unopposed during
the 2008 election. Respondent became unopposed at the conclusion of qualifying on June 20,
2008.
3. Mark Herron of Messer, Caparello & Self, P.A. represented Respondent during
the investigation.
6. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by not
depositing all contributions received and dispersing all expenditures made fi'om the primary
campaign depository.
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8. Secondly, Complainant stated that Respondent's campaign report listed an
expenditure to a bank that was not registered as the campaign depository. To review the TR
report, refer to Exhibit 3.
9. Finally, Complainant alleged that payments to "Joe Sawin" were possibly made
from a second depository and the final payment from the primary depository. (Page seven of the
expenditme section of the TR report lists an expenditure to "Joe Sawin" for $4000; the purpose
of the expenditure is "Ba1 Due for Campaign Cnsltg.,") Both of these issues will be addressed in
detail in the paragraphs that follow. To review the TR report, refer to Exhibit 3.
Omitted Contributions
12. I subpoenaed bank records and found that the contribution checks from the
contributors were received and deposited into the primary depository. However, the
contributions were not disclosed on the appropriate campaign treasurer's report. (This issue will
be addressed in greater detail later in this report.) To review the contribution checks, refer to
Exhibit 4.
Second Bank
14. Complainant also included a copy of Respondent's TR report with the original
complaint. The table below shows the expenditure to a different bank for "copies of deposits."
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TABLE 1: RESPONDENT'S 2008 TR CTR - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
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15. I searched the Division of Corporations web site to determine whether 1st United
Bank and Equitable Bank had any corporate connections. According to records from the
Division of Corporations, Equitable Bank merged with 1st United Bank in February of 2008., To
review the records from the Division of Corporations, refer to Exhibit 5.
16. According to Respondent's TR report, on August 22, 2008, the campaign issued a
check to "Joe Sawin" for $4,000 for the "Bal. Due for Campaign Cnsltg." There were no prior
entries to Mr. Sawin for consulting. As previously stated, Complainant argued that there may
have been prior payments to "Joe Sawin" from another account To review the TR report, refer
to Exhibit 3, page 15.
17. A review of bank records showed that the campaign issued one check to Mr.
Sawin for $4,000 on August 22, 2008. To review a copy of the check, refer to Exhibit 6.,
18. I attempted to contact Mr., Sawin regarding the services provided to Respondent's
campaign; however, all attempts were unsuccessful.
19. I subpoenaed records (contracts, receipts, invoices, e-mails, etc.) fr'om Respondent
that pertained to the consulting services provided by Mr. Sawin. Respondent replied, "no such
contracts, receipts, e-mails, etc. exist; therefore, no documents can be produced." To review the
statement from the attorney, refer to Exhibit 7.
20. Respondent did not provide a written response to the complaint. I mailed a
questionnaire affidavit to Respondent's attorney, Mark Herron, to query about the consulting
services Mr. Sawin provided to Respondent's campaign. Respondent did not complete and
return the affidavit.
21. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
22. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
certifying to the correctness of a campaign treasurer's report that is incorrect, false, or
incomplete.
23. Complainant alleged that Respondent mislabeled reports, posted inconect totals,
misreported the return of contributions, failed to report 11 contributions and several expenditures
to Joe Sawin. Complainant also alleged that Respondent did not disclose sufficient information
regarding reimbursements and incorrectly reported cell phone charges.
A. 2007 Q2 Report -- Reporting Period April 1, 2007 through June 30, 2007
25" Respondent mislabeled the report as the "Q 1" report. Respondent filed the
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campaign treasurer's report (CTR) for this reporting period on July 10, 2007; she certified that
the report was true, conect and complete. To review the summary page from the 2007 Q2
report, refer to Exhibit 8.
26. I subpoenaed bank records from 1st United Bank. (As previously stated Equitable
Bank merged with 1st United Bank.) Bank records agreed with the information listed on the
campaign treasurer's report.
B. 2007 Q3 Report -- Reporting Period July 1, 2007 through September 30, 2007
27. Respondent mislabeled the report as the "Q2" report. Respondent filed the CTR
for this reporting period on October 9, 2007; she certified that the report was true, COrTect and
complete.
28. A review of bank records revealed that the information on the campaign
treasurer's report does not agree with bank records. According to bank records, Respondent
received a $500 contribution from "DNC Travel Hospitality Services, Inc." The check is dated
July 31, 2007. The check was deposited into the campaign account on August 15, 2007;
however, the contribution is not listed on the campaign treasurer's report. To review a copy of
the check, refer to Exhibit 4, page 1. To review the campaign report, refer to Exhibit 3.
29. The table below depicts the missing and incorrect information in the report.
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To review the report, refer to Exhibit 9. To review copies of the reimbursement check,
refer to Exhibit 11, page 1.
30. Respondent did not respond to the questionnaire affidavit regarding the
inconsistencies on the campaign reports.
C. 2007 Q4 Report -- Reporting Period October 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007
31. Respondent mislabeled the report as the "Q3" report. Respondent filed the CTR
with the filing officer on January 7, 2008; she certified that the report was true, conect and
complete.
32. A review of the bank records revealed that the campaign report did not agree with
the records. The following entry is listed on the campaign report.
33. According to bank records, "Mary Benson" authorized the check; however, the
check was issued from the account of "Billing, Cochran, Heath, Lyles, Mauro & Anderson,
P.A." To review a copy of the check, refer to Exhibit 12.,
34. Bank records also reveal that Respondent omitted four contributions from the
original report and four expenditures. On March 17, 2008, Respondent filed an amended report
disclosing the four contributions but did not include the expenditures nor correct the contribution
from the law firm. To review the amended report, refer to Exhibit 14.
3.5. The table below lists the missing and incorrect information in the reports.
01/07/08 10/01 to 12/31107 • $500 contribution from • Listed report as the Q3 instead of
Original Wheelabrator North Broward, Inc. the Q4
on 11/14/07
2007 Q4 • $500 contribution from Billings,
Cochran, Heath, Lyles Mama &
Anderson, PA. was reported as a
contr'ibution fr'om Mary Benson"
• $250 contribution from Kevin C
Leo on 10/31/07
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• $.500 contribution from
International Galleria Corp on
12/04/07
• $500 contribution from Jetscape
Services, LLC on 10/29/07
• $4,828.85 check issued to Touch
Catering on 12114/07*
• $80 check issued to H.0..M.E.,
Inc. on 10119/07
• $1,000 check issued to Norma
Goldstein on 12117/07*
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• $1,470..18 check issued to AT&T
on 12/20107*
• CTR lists an expense to Russell
Klenet on 10109/07 in the amount of
$484 . 87 as a "campaign
reimbursement" Respondent
should have listed in detail the
purpose of the reimbursement
Receipts provided by Respondent
show two expenditures to local
restaurants by Mr. Klenet5
03/07/08 101011 to • $80 expenditure to R.0..ME., Inc.
12/31107
• $4,828 . 85 check issued to Touch
Amended Catering on 12114/07*
2007 Q4 • $1,000 check issued to Norma
Goldstein on 12117/07*
• $1,470.18 check issued to AT&T
on 12120107*
*These expenditures wele reported on the 2008 Q1 report.
To review the missing contribution checks, refer to Exhibit 13. To reVIew the mIssmg
expenditure checks, refer to Exhibit 15.
D. 2008 Q1 Report -- Reporting Period January 1, 2008 through March 31, 2008
36. Respondent filed the CTR with the filing office on April 10, 2008; she certified
that the report was true, correct and complete. Bank records did not agree with the information
on the CTR. Numerous contributions were omitted from the report. The table below lists the
4 I subpoenaed monthly billing statements fiom AT&T. The check did not conespond with the amount of any of the
billing statements nor does the amount appear to be the total of multiple billing statements.
5 Mr. Klenet made credit card pmchases at Jackson's Steakhouse for $332.72 and Cafe Bella Sera for $152.12
totaling $484 . 87.. To review the receipts, refer to Exhibit 16
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missing or incorrect information in the report.
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• $500 contribution from AMERA
Riverbend South, Inc . on 3110108
• An expenditure of $29.95 on
3/18/08 to the bank for checks.
*Expenditures were made during the 2007 Q4 reporting period but were not reported during that period.
To review the contribution checks, refer to Exhibit 4, pages 2 through 7. To review the
reimbursement receipts, refer to Exhibit 16. To review the reimbursement checks, refer to
7 Respondent provided receipts totaling $1,576 . 91; three flam Cafe Bella Sera, one flom Jackson's Steakhouse and
one that was not legible . To review the receipts, refer to Exhibit 16.
8 Respondent provided receipts totaling $2,39L50; two flom Isles of Pompano, one flom The Pillars at New River
Sound, one flom Jackson's Steakhouse, one fl·om Romeo's Cafe and one illegible . To review the receipts, refer to
Exhibit 16.
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Exhibit 21, page I. To review the check issued to AT&T, refer to Exhibit 17, page 1"
37. As shown in the table, bank records show expenditure to AT&T on 12/20107. A
review of the cell phone invoices showed three invoices were mailed to Respondent during this
period; however no checks were issued.
38. As previously stated, none of the invoices received from AT&T corresponded
with the amount of the check issued by the campaign on December 20,2007.
E. 2008 TR Report -- Reporting Period April 1, 2008 through September 18, 2008
39. I requested copies of Respondent's TR report from the filing officer. The TR
provided by the filing officer showed reporting dates of October 31, 2008 - February 2, 2009
(The campaign account was closed on February 4, 2009.) and there was no date stamp on the
report or certification.
40. I printed the TR from the Broward County Supervisor of Elections web site,
which contained the reporting dates of April 10 - September 15, 2008. The report did not
contain a date stamp or certification by Respondent. To review the summary pages of the two
TR reports, refer Exhibit 18..
41. I called the filing officer to resolve the discrepancy. Mary Cooney, Broward
County Candidate Qualifying Officer, stated that Respondent filed her TR on September 16,
2008; covering the reporting period of April 10, - September 15, 2008. (The TR was due on
September 18, 2008, for unopposed candidates.) She stated that the dates were changed
inadvertently due to a glitch in the computer system. She added that the original copy of the TR
report with the certification and date stamp could not be located.
42. The summary page of the TR shows a "TOTAL Monetary Contributions to Date"
as $16,000. This total does not include the totals from 2008 Q1 report; the total shown on the
2008 Ql report is $190,155. To review the summary page ofthe TR report, refer to Exhibit 18.
43. The information disclosed on the report for contributions agreed with the
information from the bank records. However, there are discrepancies between the information
in bank records and the information recorded regarding the expenditures. Several expenditure
checks listed on the TR report were not found in bank records. To review a list of the checks not
found in bank records refer to Exhibit 19.
44. There were 70 expenditure checks (There were 545 expenditures listed on the TR
report.) that were missing from the bank records,. When I questioned the bank about the missing
documents, Ms. Christine Cowan provided an affidavit stating that they had provided all the
documents in their files but did not offer any further explanation. To review the affidavit from
Ms. Cowan, refer to Exhibit 20.
45. I asked Mr. HeITon, Respondent's attorney about the missing documentation, he
responded, "Our initial assessment of these listed expenditures indicates that most are refund
checks that were never cashed." No further explanation was given by Mr. HeITon.
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46. The table below reflects an entry from Respondent's TR report.
47. The check that corresponds with the entry listed in the table was one of the
missing checks fi'om bank records. I checked the Division of Elections on-line records for the
Florida Democratic Party. There was no record of Respondent's contribution of $5,000 on the
Party's campaign reports filed on or about the date recorded on Respondent's campaign report"
48. The remaining missing checks appeared to be pro-rata refund checks that were not
presented for payment. I sent questionnaire affidavits to the contributors to query about the
missing checks-6 acknowledged receiving the pro-rata refund check, 21 stated they did not
have any record of receiving the pro-rata refund check and 40 did not respond (Two contributors
were listed twice).
49. Neither Respondent nor the bank offered any explanation regarding the missing
pro-rata checks. Therefore, I was unable to verify whether the 40 contributors, who did not
respond to the affidavits, received a pro-rata refund from the campaign.
50. Additionally, the monthly bank statements show an umeported NSF fee of $33
and an umeported withdrawal of $3023.35 to close the campaign depository., To review the
monthly bank statements refer to Exhibit 27.
Reimbursements
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Date Full Name,
Street Address & Purpose Expenditure Amend. Amount
Sequence # City, State, Zip Code Type
53. I subpoenaed receipts for the expenditures listed in the table above from
Respondent (Respondent was the treasurer for her campaign.) The table below compares the
information in the table above with receipts., The date referenced in the table is the date on the
check.
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TABLE 8: EXPENDITURES REIMBURSED TO RESPONDENT
10 The date recorded on the CTR is 04/18/08; however, the check was issued on 03/24108 .
11 The check was issued during the previous reporting period .
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B.F. Chang's $70 ..31
Cafe Bella Sera $163 . 80
Emeril's $769 . 80
Westside Bagels $4196
The Fresh Market $405 . 94
Cafe Bella Sera $322 ..30
Jackson's Steakhouse $332.19
Riley McDermott's $88.67
TOTAL: $2,194.97
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Date Check # Vendor Amount
12 The sum ofthe receipts does not equal the amount of the check There is a difference of$318.01
13 Respondent became unopposed on June 20, 2008.
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Date Check # Vendor Amount
06/30108 1190 $4,100.67
The Cheesecake Factmy $59 . 03
Walgreens $8L08
Publix $115.78
Jackson's Steakhouse $54 . 06
Jackson's Steakhouse $45 . 80
The Fresh Market $110.56
Jackson's Steakhouse $14.54
Jackson's Steakhouse $620.92
Jackson's Steakhouse $103 . 67
Westside Bagel $33 ..G1
Blue Fin $113..28
Hammarshee Bar & Grill $61.15
Friday's $56.71
Flanigan's $29.97
The Cheesecake Factory $80.42
Lucky Dragon $96 . 02
Diplomat Resmt & Spa $1889.31
Westside Bagel $66.77
Westside Bagel $51.04
Giordano's of Prudential Plaza $27.10
Jackson's Steakhouse $346.20
Riley's McDermott's $44.25
TOTAL: $4,100.67
Date Check # Vendor Amount
07/28/08 1203 $1,384.24
El Mariachi $52.25
Jackson's Steakhouse $134.84
Unknown $319 ..24
Unknown $50.81
Westside Bagel $42.87
Publix $57.41
Office Depot $40 . 00
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Red Lobster $77 ..54
Friday's $61..99
Cafe Bella Sera $393.60
Bm's Coconut Creek $49 ..50
B.F. Chang's $80 ..19
Ritz-Carlton (Valet Parking) $24 . 00
TOTAL: $1,384.24
To review copies of the receipts, refer to Exhibit 16. To review the reimbursement checks, refer
to Exhibit 21.
54. As depicted in the table, the receipts provided for check 1173 totaled less than the
amount of the check. Respondent did not provide any explanation for this discrepancy.
.5.5. Several receipts provided by Respondent contained hand-written notes that read,
"Campaign event, meeting with volunteers, campaign staff, campaign event," etc. Other receipts
did not contain any type of designation. (Checks 1189, 1190 and 1203 were issued after
Respondent became unopposed.)
.57. According to records received from AT&T, Respondent has multiple accounts.
The first contract with AT&T f/k/a Cingular was initiated on July 31,2006 . The contract is for
multiple telephones with separate numbers for Stacy Ritter, Russ Klenet, Stephanie Ritter, Matt
Ritter, Scott Ritter and Stacy BB Ritter. To review subscriber information and billing details
refer to Exhibit 22 .
.58. On April 11,2008, another account was initiated with AT&T by Russell Klenet,
Respondent's husband (account two). The contract indicates that this is a "family talk" plan with
two additional phones. To review contracts and billing details, refer to Exhibit 23.
59. On November 29,2008, another phone was added to the account described above
in paragraph 57 and wireless internet services. To review contracts and billing details, refer to
Exhibit 23.
60. The production of an additional subpoena remains outstanding that may reflect
billing information for one or more additional accounts. The information received in the
production will be discussed in an Addendum to the Report of Investigation.
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61. The expenditure amount reported did not correspondent with billing summaries.
The table below compares the information reported with the information from the billing
statement. Account one is listed in regular font. Account two is listed in italics.
62. A check issued in the amount of$1470.80 during the 2007 Q4 period; and checks
in the amount of$505.89, $501.22 and $433.11, issued during the TR period did not correspond
with any of the billing statements provided thus far by AT&T. It does not appear that the four
checks were issued to pay for multiple bills (The sum of multiple bills did not equal the amount
of any of the checks.) The checks may have been issued to pay for invoices from other AT&T
accounts. Pending the receipt of subpoenaed records, this will be addressed in more detail in an
addendum to the Report of Investigation. To review the invoices from AT&T that correspond
with the Table 9, refer to Exhibit 24.
63. Six of the checks issued from the campaign account corresponded with the billing
amounts. The checks from the campaign account were issued for the total amount of the bill
and not a pro-rated amount.
64. According to bank records, Respondent issued six checks after the end of the TR
period (September 18, 2008). These checks were not disclosed on any of Respondent's
campaign treasurer's reports. A review of her bank records revealed the campaign account was
not closed until February 4,2009. To review copies of the six checks, refer to Exhibit 25.
65. Respondent did not provide a written response to the complaint and did not
66. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
67. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by not
returning contributions received after the date the candidate became unopposed. Respondent
became an unopposed candidate on June 20, 2008.
69. According to Respondent's CTR, Respondent received two contributions after the
June 20, 2008 (the date Respondent became unopposed). The CTR shows both contributions
were received on June 24, 2008., The table below depicts the entries on the CTR.
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contributions were deposited into the campaign depository on June 25, 2008. Prior to the date of
the deposit, the monthly bank statements show a balance of $134,229.07 (indicating that the
account was not overdrawn and had sufficient funds). To review the deposit slip and checks,
refer to Exhibit 26. To review the monthly bank statement, refer to Exhibit 27.
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Date Full Name,
Street Address & Purpose Expenditure Amend. Amount
Sequence # City, State, Zip Code Type
72. According to the CTR, the funds remaining in the campaign account were used to
issue pro-rata refunds to other contributors. To review the TR report, refer to Exhibit 3"
73. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
74. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
expending funds from her campaign account after becoming unopposed for purposes other than
those listed in Section 106.141 (5)( a) - (d).
(b) Pay for items which were obligated before he or she withdrew,
became unopposed, or was eliminated or elected.
76" According to Complainant, Respondent's expenditure for the "thank you" party
may have violated this section oflaw. Respondent's campaign report lists an expenditure to the
Tamarac Cafe on June 30, 2008 for $1000 for the party. Complainant also stated that
Respondent issued pro-rata refunds to contributors who had already received refunds of their
Campaign Party
77. The table below depicts the expenditure questioned by Complainant regarding the
campaign party.
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TOTAL $1,000.00
79. Mr. Giannomoros provide a copy of the invoice. The date on the invoice is "June
30, 2008." The invoice reads, "Catering for Obama Fellowship Program." The invoice shows
sodas and subs for 200 at a cost of $1 000. Respondent issued check 1191 to Tamarac Cafe Diner
on June 30, 2008. The check appears to have Respondent's signature at the bottom; the note in
the memo section reads, "campaign event." To review a copy of the invoice, refer to Exhibit 30.
To review a copy ofthe campaign check issued by Respondent, refer to Exhibit 29.
Pro-rata Refunds
82. Bank records show that Respondent issued two pro-rata checks to Joseph
Herndon and Florida Transportation Services on September 15, 2008, for both contributions.
However, no pro-rata checks were found in the bank records for Sarsam, LLC or Ashbritt, Inc.
To review the pro-rata checks, refer to Exhibit 31.
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83. I sent questionnaire affidavits to Sar'sam, LLC and Ashbritt, mc" regarding the
pro-rata checks; however, the questionnaires were never retumed.
84. Additionally, bank records show that Respondent received a contribution and
returned a contribution from Bags to Go. Respondent also issued a pro-rata retum to Bags to Go
even through a full refund had been made. To review checks, refer to Exhibit 32.
85. Five pro-,rata refunds checks out of 484 (1 %) were not equal to the COIrect pro-
rata amount. (For example, B&B mterior Systems, mc. made a $100 contribution; Respondent
issued a pro-rata refund check of $32.32 instead of 32.44.)
86. Respondent did not provide a written response to the complaint nor did she
complete/retum the questionnaire affidavit. Therefore, no explanation was offered regarding the
timing of the expenditure for the party or the pro-rata refunds.
87. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
88. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by not
disposing of campaign funds remaining in her campaign account and not filing a repOIt reflecting
the disposition of all remaining funds within 90 days after she became unopposed.
89. According to Complainant, the TR report does not "zero out." Complainant
explained that the total contributions for Respondent's campaign totaled $206,755.00. The TR
reflects the total expenditures for the campaign as $168,845.32, which leaves a balance of
$37,909.68. The TR report covers the period from April 1 through September 18, 2008. The
report does not disclose how Respondent disposed the remaining funds.
90. The TR repOIt was due on September 18, 2008. Bank records show that the
balance in the campaign account as of September 30, 2008 was $49,417.28. Bank records show
that the campaign account was not closed before the end of the 90 day TR period. To review the
monthly bank statement, refer to Exhibit 27.
91. The beginning balance for October was $49,417.28. During the month of
October, 196 checks cleared the bank. The checks appear to be pro-rata refund checks issued to
contributors. The ending balance was $20,047.66. To review the month bank statement, refer to
Exhibit 27.
92. According to monthly bank statements, the beginning balance for November was
$20,047.66. Seventeen checks cleared the bank. Additionally, a fee of $33 was incurred for
"stop payment fee." Most of the checks appeared to be pro-rata refunds. However, Respondent
issued a check to Sawgt'ass Democratic Club for $2000 on November 25, 2008. The check was
presented for payment on November 26,2008. To review the monthly bank statements, refer to
Exhibit 27. To review the check, refer to Exhibit 25.
93. The beginning balance for December was $15,841.08. Three checks posted
during December-two were pro-rata refunds. The third check was issued to Broward County
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Women's Emergency Fund on December 1,2008 for $250.00. The check posted on December
17, 2008. To review the monthly bank statements, refer to Exhibit 27. To review the check,
refer to Exhibit 25, pages 2 and 3.
94. The beginning balance for January 2009 was $15,347.77. Five checks posted
during January-two were pro-rata refunds. The three remaining checks are displayed in the
table below.
01/06/09 1223 The Boys & Girls Club ofBroward County $5000.00
To review the monthly bank statements, refer to Exhibit 27. To review the checks, refer
to Exhibit 25.
95. The beginning balance for February 2009 was $3,023.35. On January 30, 2009,
Respondent issued a check to NJDC (National Jewish Democratic Council) for $5000.00. The
check was presented for payment on February 3, 2009-the check was returned for insufficient
funds. On February 4,2009, Respondent withdrew $3,023.35 closing the campaign account. To
review the monthly bank statements, refer to Exhibit 27. To review the withdrawal slip, refer to
Exhibit 25.
96. Respondent did not file a campaign report to reflect the expenditures that occurred
after September 18, 2008.
97. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
98. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
accepting a contribution after becoming unopposed.
100. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
101. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by not
properly disposing of funds from her campaign account within 90 days after she became
unopposed.,
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102. Section 106.l41(4)(a) reads,
1. Return pro rata to each contributor the funds that have not been spent or
obligated.
3. Give not more than $10,000 of the funds that have not been spent or
obligated to the political party of which such candidate is a member. ..
106. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
107. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
accepting a contribution in excess of the legal limit.
16 Bank records show that Respondent made a $1750 expenditure to the Florida Democratic Party on June 9, 2008;
however, this was prior to the date she became unopposed .
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Contributor Date Accepted Amount Total Date Returned
109. Respondent did not provide a written response to the complaint nor did she return
the questionnaire affidavit.
110. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.,
111. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by not
reporting a contribution required to be reported by Chapter 106, Florida Statutes.
112. As previously stated, Respondent did not report numerous contributions. The
contributions not disclosed in her campaign treasurer's reports are shown in Tables 2, 3, and 5;
the information is also summarized in the table below. The "Date Accepted" reflects the date of
deposit.
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03/10108 AMERA Riverbend Corp. Park MON $500 . 00
TOTAL $5,500.00
113. As previously discussed, Respondent did not provide a written response to the
complaint.
114. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
115. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
falsely reporting or deliberately failing to report information required by Chapter 106, Florida
Statutes.
116. Complainant alleged that Respondent did not disclose several campaign
contributions. Additionally, Complainant argued that Respondent did not disclose the specific
purpose of the reimbursements to herself and her husband.
118. As previously stated, there was an unreported expenditure on the 2007 Q4 report.
To review information pertaining to the unreported expenditure, refer to paragraph 34 and Table
4.
120. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
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121. I investigated whether Respondent violated this section of the election laws by
making or authorizing any expenditure prohibited by Chapter 106, Florida Statutes.
122. Complainant alleged that Respondent made unauthorized expenditures for a party
for campaign workers and by making pro-rata returns to contributors who had already received
returns of their entire contribution.
123. To review information about the party for campaign workers, refer to paragraphs
77 through 79.
124. To review information regarding the pro-rata returns to contributors who had
already received returns of their entire contribution, refer to paragraphs 80 through 86"
125. No record of Respondent having previously violated this section of the election
laws was found.
Conclusion:
126. On June 22, 2010, I interviewed Mr. Herron, Respondent's attorney by telephone.
I informed him that there were numerous issues addressed during the investigation. Mr. Herron
stated that he preferred waiting until he read the Report of Investigation before providing any
final comments.
127. Ms. Erin NeSmith, Senior Management Analyst Bureau of Election Records,
stated that Respondent also ran for and was elected State Representative, District 96, in 1996,
1998,2000 and 2002.
129. Ms. Cooney stated that Respondent received copies of the 2008 Candidate and
Campaign Treasurer Handbook and Chapter 106, Florida Statutes, on June 17, 2007.
Respondent signed the statement of candidate on June 19,2007, certifying that she had received,
read, and understood the requirements of Chapter 106, Florida Statutes . To review the Affidavit
of Filing Officer, refer to Exhibit 34. To review the Statement of Candidate, refer to Exhibit 35.
• Respondent made five consecutive payments to her cell phone bill after becoming
unopposed .
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• Respondent issued six checks after the TR period ended.. The expenditures were
umeported.
However, because these violations were not alleged in the complaint, I did not investigate this
infonnation.
Investigation Specialist
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FLORIDA ELECTIONS COMMISSION
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION
Stacy J. Ritter -- FEe 09-120
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Exhibit 26 Checks and Deposit Slip
Exhibit 27 Monthly Bank Statements
Exhibit 28 Campaign Check to Tamarac Cafe
Exhibit 29 Invoice
Exhibit 30 Contribution Checks
Exhibit 31 Pro-rata Refunds Checks
Exhibit 32 Bags to Go Checks
Exhibit 33 Check to the Democratic National Convention
Exhibit 34 Affidavit of Filing Officer
Exhibit 35 Statement of Candidate
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---- Broward County's SheriffAl Lamberti and Mayor Stacy Ritter have
Courtesy of Broward been waging a high-profile public fight over who wastes the most
Sheriff's Office taxpayer money. Maybe both should be paying more attention to
§ Was Lamberti on the their own campaign finances, though.
receiving end of a
dubious windfall?
Lamberti and Ritter, it turns out, are being investigated by the state
for how they raised and spent their campaign cash during the last
election. .
Remember the patrol car that hung from a tall crane off Interstate 95
during the sheriffs race? It amounted to an eye-catching
endorsement for Lamberti in his race against Scott Israel last
November.
On the side of the car were the words "Keep Al Lamberti Our Sheriff"
Ritter needs to explain the funny Under it was the disclaimer, "Political advertisement paid for and
money approved by A1 Lamberti, Republican for Sheriff."
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It would seem to have been one expensive campaign;;.td. A crane of that size rents for about
$1,000 a day. Since the car was up for at least two we~ks, that comes out to about $14,000.
According to a complaint filed by an unknown citizen with the Elections Commission, the
problem is that Lamberti's campaign didn't pay for the crane, the car, or the land on which it
sat.
Instead, it was provided by Advanced Roofing, a prominent Fort Lauderdale company that has
done millions in business for local governments. Owner Rob Kornahrens says the hanging car
was basically his idea.
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"I met AI Lamberti a couple of times, and I told him, 'I'm over by 1-'95, and if you want to do
something as an advertisement, we can do it,' " Kornahrens told me. "It's my own private
crane. It was a private crane on private property that wasn't going to be used. It's no different
than a sign on a building."
Kornahrens, who has already submitted an affidavit to the Elections Commission, said that he
didn't buy the car but that it was supplied to him by a "private person" with the help ofthe
campaign.
The complaint against Lamberti alleges that the giant advertisement amounted to an in-kind
contribution for the sheriff that was worth thousands of dollars. But it wasn't recorded that
way, and it seems to have violated the state's contribution limit, which caps donations at $500
before and after the primary. In addition to the weighty 1-95 advertisement, Kornahrens also
gave a total of $1,000 to Lamberti's campaign, with two $500 checks, one from him personally
and one from his company.
Although it seems that Lamberti received a dubious windfall from a campaign contributor, the
Elections Commission will have to determine if laws were broken. We may not know the result
of the investigation for several months.
The kicker is that Florida law also criminalizes the acceptance of contributions beyond the legal
limit of $500. "Knowingly and willfully" accepting illegal contributions is a third-degree felony.
The complaint against Mayor Ritter includes similar allegations - and much, much more.
It also raises serious questions about unreported contributions - nearly $40,000 in missing
money. There are questionable payments made from the campaign to her lobbyist husband,
Russell Klenet, as well. And all of it is for a campaign in which she ran unopposed.
In a complaint filed with the Elections Commission last month, Dania Beach lawyer Brenda
Chalifour accuses Ritter of accepting contributions in excess of the $500 limit from two
sources- well-known lobbyist Neil Sterling and a private firm called Florida Transportation
Services Inc.
Chalifour also found that in 2006, Ritter received contributions in excess of $500 each from
big-·name lobbyists Ron Book and George Platt. That's beyond the statute of limitations for the
Elections Commission but could still possibly be investigated criminally by the State Attorney's
Office or a law enforcement agency.
But that's just the boring stuff. More interestingly, Chalifour found that Ritter had returned a
portion of at least 11 contributions at the campaign's end for which there is no corresponding
contribution. Ten of the donations were made by entities controlled by Arnera Corp., a Coral
Springs developer that leases space to the county. The Elections Commission is investigating
why those original contributions weren't recorded.
The complaint also alleges that while Ritter's campaign raised $206,755, it spent only
$168,845.32, leaving $37,909.68 unaccounted for. Again, the commission, according to its
notice letter sent to Ritter, is now investigating the discrepancy and trying to determine if
Ritter had a secret secondary campaign account.
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It's not just the money coming in that the commission is looking into but how that money was
spent. For instance, the campaign paid Ritter's husband, Klenet, a total Of$14,787.72.
Although Ritter lists herself as her own campaign treasurer on county forms, sources say
Klenet manages Ritter's campaign money. Ritter also received more than $5,000 in
expenditures herself.
In her complaint, Chalifour addressed these payments: "While we know it is entirely possible
that the candidate and her husband could have expenses that require reimbursements, since
the report only lists 'fully receipted reimbursement expense,' one has to wonder what the
purpose was for the expenditures. "
Also singled out was nearly $10,000 that the Ritter campaign spent on "research."
"As it was pretty clear to everyone that Stacy would not draw opposition for her re-election
campaign, one has to wonder what type of 'research' was being done for the purpose of
influencing an election that did not need to be influenced," the lawyer wrote in the complaint to
the state.
Chalifour has a personal interest in the research angle, as she suspects some of the campaign
money was spent investigating her. The elections complaint, in fact, is just the latest volley in a
bitter dispute between the two women.
Chalifour, you see, is one of the staunchest opponents of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood
International Airport expansion and serves as a consultant to the City of Dania Beach on the
issue. Ritter is a strong proponent of expansion, and het husband has worked as a lobbyist for
one of the airport's managers, DRS Corp.
The City of Dania Beach bitterly opposes airport expansion because it will push Dania residents
out of their homes and increase noise pollution. The city terminated Klenet's lobbying contract
in 2007. He was, after all, working for the other side on the town's most important issue.
About that time, Ritter began to investigate Chalifour. Democratic political activist Robin
Rorapaugh made a public-records request on behalf of Ritter to Dania Beach asking for records
on Chalifour's work for the city. Rorapaugh's political consulting firm, incidentally, received
$7,000 of the research money spent by Ritter's campaign.
Ritter finally revealed at a May 5 commission meeting that she had investigated Chalifour.
During the meeting, Ritter brought out a black binder containing city records on the lawyer.
The mayor accused Chalifour of lobbying against airport expansion for Dania Beach without
registering with the county. Chalifour maintains that she is a consultant for the city, not a
lobbyist. During the ensuing argument at the public meeting, Ritter shut off Chalifour's
microphone.
Chalifour hasn't minced words about her goal: She says she believes Ritter is a corrupt
politician and should be wearing prison pinstripes.
The Elections Commission obviously listened to her. On June 5, Executive Director Simone
Marstiller sent a letter to the mayor informing her that she was under investigation on
Chalifour's allegations, including whether Ritter had a second campaign account, turned in
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If the commission determines that even half of what Chalifour uncovered is true, the mayor
may be in serious trouble. The Elections Commission has the power only to fine elected
officials, but if it finds evidence of criminal wrongdoing, it can forward that information to law
enforcement. That's essentially what happened to the last Broward commissioner found guilty
of a crime, Scott Cowan. He was convicted in 2000 after the Elections Commission forwarded
its case to the State Attorney's Office.
Although the mayor and sheriff declined interview requests on the investigations of their
campaigns, expect more grandstanding from both Ritter and Lamberti as the budget dispute
grows. It's what both officials seem to do best thes~days.
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED CONTRIBUTIONS
(1) Name ._ _-'=S..::ta::.::c"'-y-=-R.:::iti::.:e::.:.f-=-fo::.:f....;·B::.:r-=:o..::w-=a:..::rd,-,C=-o::.:u::.:n.::.tyL-=.Cc:::o:..:m.::.:mc:.:is::.:s::.:.io::.:n~_ __ (2) 1.0. Number _ _~8:...:.1-=-00=6,--_ _
(3) Cover Period _~Q_j~ 2008 through _2_1_2_/2009 (4) Page _ _1-,--_ of _ _-,--Y_ _
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Advanced Roofing Inc, B Roofing CHE $500,,00
1950 NW22nd Street Contractor
~23L08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311
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Skyline Steel, Inc B Steel CHE $500.00
6681 NW 16th Ter. Contractor
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
4/23/08
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Steel Fabricators, LL,C., B Steel CHE $500.00
721 NE 44th Street Contractor
~23/~ Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334-3150
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Juli A. Edwards I Marketing CHE $10.0..0.0
1426 NE 30th Street Manager
Pompano Beach, FL 33064
4/23/08
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William R Derrer I General CHE $50.0..0.0
5010 Quayside Terr.. Contractors
Miami, FL 33138
4 /23/08
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Lawrence G. Bennett I Contractor CHE $10.0.0.0
2216 NE 18th Ave.
Wilton Manors, FL 33305-2422
4 /23/08
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Eric Czerniejewski I Engineer CHE $50 . 00.
6301 NW 5th Way
Suite 1400
4 /23/08
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-6139
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(3) Cover Period ~/~! 2008 .through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _ _3_ _ of _ _. .c. 7_ _.
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James A. Cummings, Inc. S General CHE $500 . 00
3575 NW 53rd Street Contractor
Fort L.auderdale, FL 33309
4/23/08
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Miller Legg S Consulting CHE $250.00
1800 N. Douglas Road Firm
Suite 200
4/23/08
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Emerald Flooring Company B Flooring CHE $150. 00
2095 N. Andrews Ave . COntractor
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
4/23/08
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED CONTRIBUTIONS
(1)Name ____~S~t=ac~y~R~itt=e~rf=o~r~B~ro~w~a~rd~C~o=un~t=y~C~o~m~m==is~si=o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number . ____8'--'1_0-'-06~_ _
(3) Cover Period ~~I 2008 . through _2_1_2_/2009 (4) Page _ _5=--_ of._ _...:.7_ _
34
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Airport Dispatch Services, Inc. B Dispatch CHE $500.00
2741 Pine Island Road North Services
#201
6/5/08
Sunrise, FL 33322
35
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Eliot Lazowick I Engineer CHE $500.00
8400 Trotters Lane
6/5 i 08
Parkland, FL 33067
36
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Bob McSweeney I Engineer CHE $300 . 00
5281 NE 26th Avenue
Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
...-2_/5 /08
37
38
39
40
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41
42
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James L Starr I Engeneer CHE $500 . 00
2111 East Lake Blvd.
6 L17 L08 Auburn, AL 36830
43
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Terrance M. Jackson I Contractor CHE $500.00
6961 NW 61st Ave.
6 L17LQL Parkland, FL. 33067-4513
44
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Cycle Construction B Contruction CHE $500.00
6 East Third St Firm
6 /17 /08 Kenner, LA 70062
45
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Ashbritt CCEP, LLC B Hurrac. CHE $500.00
480 SW 12th Ave. Dist
Ste . 103 Remov.
6/17 /08 Pompano Beach, FL 33069
46
47
48
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(3) Cover Period ~~ 20.08 through ._2_1_2_/20.0.9 (4) Page _----'7'--_ of _ _....:.7_ _
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1) Name _ _--=S=-"ta""c"-J.y--'R....!!i-"tte~r'_'~""o'___r=B'-"ro::..!.w!..::ao.c:rd~C-"'o-"'-un=t:.Ly--'=C""o"-'mC!!.m!.-"i""'ss"'-'io""'n'-'--_ __ (2) 1.0. Number _ _---'8~1~0:.:::.06~_ _
(3) Cover Period ~,~, 2008. through _2_1_2_' 2009 (4) Page _ _ _ 69_ _
1 _ _ of _ _ _
1
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Westside Bagels Catering for Campaign MON $825..27
5906 Coral Ridge Drive Event
4/14/ 08 Coral Springs, FL 33076
2
_.
Equitable Bank Account Fee MON $29.25
633 S. Federal Highway
_.iL15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
3
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Russell Klenet Fully Receipet Rmbrs. MON $2,194.97
333 N New River Dr.. East Exp.
4/18/08 Suite 2000
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
4
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Alexssandra Lieberman Bookkeeping Services MON $500 . 00
333 North New River Drive East
4/22/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
5
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Parkland Chef Catering Catering for Campaign MON $2,521.65
5765 NW 121st. Terrace Event
4/23/08 Coral Springs, FL 33076
8
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9
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Alexssandra Lieberman Bookkeeping Services MON $500. . 00.
333 N New River Dr. East
5/16/ 08 Suite 2000
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
10.
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Norma Goldstein Campaign Services MON $1,00.0..00
9511 Weldon Cirde Apt G-216
W~~~ Tamarac, FL. 33321
11
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Rorapaugh Teicher l LC Research MON $3,500..00.
1017 Buchanan St
5/16L 08 Hollywood, FL 33019
12
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Russell Klenet Fully Receipted Rmbrs MON $1,369.33
333 N New River Dr. East Exp.
5/ 13L ~~ Suite 2000
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
13
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Dolphin Democrats Ticket to Event MON $1,000.0.0
1430 NE 18th Avenue
6/ 5/ 08 Fort lauderdale, Fl 33304
14
1-'
Adjutant Software, Inc. Campaign Software MON $120 . 00.
2055 Bond Road
6/ 5/ 08 Deland, FL 32720
15
16
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17
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AT&T Mobility Campaign Wireless MON $241.60
PO Box 538695 Services
~ 5/08 Atlanta, GA 30353-8695
19
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AT&T Mobility Campaign Wireless MON $552.64
PO Box 538695 Services
6/ 5./08 Atlanta, GA 30353-8695
20
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Florida Democratic Party Jefferson Jackson MON $1,750,00
214 South Bronough Street Dinner Event
6/ 9/08 Tallahassee, FL 32301
21
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S&W Capitol Advisors Research MON $2,562,,50
PO Box 81514
-. 6.1 10/ 08 Austin, TX 78708
22
23
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P64
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=t=ac~y~R~i~tt=e~r~~o~r=B~ro~w~a~ro~C~o=u~nN~C=o~m~m~ffi=si=o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _----'8:::..1:..=0=06=---_ _
(3) Cover Period ~!~, 2008 through _2_,_2_,2009 . (4) Page _ _4_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
26
27
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Norma Goldstein Campaign Consulting MON $1,000.00
9511 Weldon Circle
Tamarac, FL 33321
--BL18/08
28
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Alexssandra Lieberman Bookkeeping Services MON $500.00
333 N New River Dr. East
6/ !8/ 08 Suite 2000
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
29
30
31
32
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33
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Tamarac Cafe Catering for Thank You MON $1,0.0.0..0.0.
10052 W McNab Road Party
6/30./ 08 Tamarac, FL 33321
34
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AT&T Mobility Campaign Wireless MON $813.66
PO Box 538695 Services
7 L 10./ 0.8 Atlanta, GA 30353·8695
35
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AT&T Mobility Campaign Wireless MON $40.0..30.
PO Box 538695 Services
36
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Office Depot Campaign Office MON $187.,0.9
PO Box 689020 Supplies
7 /14/0.8 Des Moines, IA 50368-9020
37
38
39
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(3) Cover Period ~~! 2008. through _2_,_2_, 2009 (4) Page _ _6-=--_ of 69
41
42
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Florida Democratic Party Contribution MON $5,000.00
214 South Bronough Street
'r-~25/ 08 Tallahassee, FL 32301
43
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Stacy J. Ritter Fully Receipted Rmbrs . MON $1,384.24
7711 Salem Lane Exp.
7 /30/_~ Parkland, FL 33067
44
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Stamps MON $210.00--
6921 W Broward Blvd
7/30/ 08 Plantation, FL 33317
45
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AT&T Campaign Wireless MON $433 . 11
PO Box 105262 Services
8/ 5/08 Atlanta, FL 30348-·5262
46
47
48
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=t~ac~y~R~i~tt=er~'f=o~r=B~ro~w=a=m~C=o=u~nN~C~o~m~m~is=si~o~n_______ (2) I.D. Number ____8:::..1~0:c::0.::::..6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~~ 2008 ,through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _ _7_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
49
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Granados Accounting Group Campaign Accountant MON $1,600.00
850 Gateway Lane
~L22/ 08 Seymour, TN 37865
63
64
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P68
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1) Name _ _--'S""ta=c=v'-'R'-'-i=tl=er'-"f=O-,--f'=B.!-"ro,-"w=a=rd=-::::C=o=un=t~v....::C=o,-,-,m=m.!..!.i=s=si=o,-,-n_ __ (2) 1.0. Number _ _---'S::-.1:...:::0c-=.06-=--_ _
(3) Cover Period ~~ 200S through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _ _S_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
57
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American Computer Forms Laser Checks for MON $102.25
'7006 SW 45th Street Refunds
919L
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OS Miami, FL 33155
58
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1st United Bank Copies of Deposits MON $95.00
2800 E Oakland Park Blvd.
9 / 9/ OS Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
59
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Granados Accounting Group Campaign Accountant MON $1,500.00
--
850 Gateway Lane
9/15/ OS Seymour, TN 37865
--
60
FedEx Kinkos
--' -- Refund Printing
-
MON
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$37.,50
300 N Federal Highway
9/15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
61
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PB9
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=ta=c~y~R~i=tl=er~~~o~r=B~ro~w~a~rd~C=o=un~N~C~o~m=m~·~ls=si=o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _----'8::....:1=0..::.06~_ _
65
70
71
72
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P70
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~t~ac~ykR~iti~e~rf~o~r~B~ro~w~a~r~d~C~o~u~nt~y~C~o~m~m~ffi~s~io~n~_____ (2) 1.0. Number ___----'8::...c1:..=0-=-06~_ _
(3) Cover Period ~_~ 2008, through _2_1_2_1 2009 , (4) Page,_ _1_0_ _ of _ _6_9_ _,
74
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Ian Cope Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1621 North Street Contribution
9/15/08 Philadelphia, PA 19130
75
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The Jones Company South Florida Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
3784 NW 16 Street Contribution
9/15L 08 Lauderhill, FL 33311
76
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DeRose Design Consultants, Inc" Prorated Refund of DIS $162,.21
470 S. Andrews Avenue Contribution
9/15/08 Pompano Beach, FL 33069
77
79
80
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(3) Cover Period ~,~ 2008. through _2_,_2_,2009 (4) Page ._ _1_1__ of _ _6_9_ _
82
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Michael Hammon Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
2371 N. Bay Road Contribution
f-.9 /15/ 08 Miami Beach, Flo 33140
83
84
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Keith Cummings
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Prorated Refund of DIS
.-~-
$162.21
--
3399 PGA Bvld. Contribution
9/15/ 08 Suite 450
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
85
Peter D. Cummings
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Prorated Refund of DIS
-- _. $162..21
--
3399 PGA Blvd. Contribution
9/15/ 08 Suite 450
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
86
87
88
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P72
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~m~c~y~R~i~tt~er~~~o~r~B~ro~w~a~ro~C~o~u~nN~C~o~m~m~i~s~si~o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8=--1:. .:;0-,,-0-,,-6_ __
89
91
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North Miami Auto Tag, Inc, Prorated Refund of DIS $162,.21
p,o Box 551798 Contribution
- ,9L1~8
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33355
-- --
92
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Michael L Bassichis Prorated Refund of DIS $32,44
9360 NW 18 Drive Contribution
9/15/ 08 Plantation, FL 33322
93
94
96
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P73
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=t=ac~y~R~itt=e~r~=o~r=B~ro=w~a~r~d~C~o=u~nN~C~o~m~m~is~s=io~n_______ (2) t.D. Number ____8~1~0~0:::..6_ __
98
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Peter Moore Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
915 West Las Olas Blvd. Contribution
~~~~ Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
99
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Guillermo E. Carreras Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
800 Douglas Entrance Contribution
9/15/08 North Tower 2nd Floor
1---.
Coral Gables, FL 33134
100
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Julio Grabiel Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
1126 S. Greenway Contribution
9/15/08 Coral Gables, FL 33134
--
101
t---.
Jorge Iglesias Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
9245 S. W . 45th Terrace Contribution
9/15/08 Miami, FL 33165
102
103
104
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(3) Cover Period ~~! 2008 . through _2_,_2_, 2009 (4) Page _~1....:..4_ _ of ___6_9_ _
105
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Donald J. Dwore Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
53 Star Dance Trl Contribution
9/15/08 Santa Fe, NM 87506·1208
106
108
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Ronald Hunt Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
6371 SW26 Street Contribution
9/15/08 Miami, FL33155
109
110
111
112
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(3) Cover Period ~/~I 2008 ,through _2_1_2_1 2009 , (4) Page _ _ 5 _ _ of _ _6
1_ _ 9_ _
114
_. ..
LB.E.W Educational Committee Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
900 Seventh Street, NW Contribution
9 L15} 08 Washington, DC 20001
115
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Ron Kendall Masonry, Inc" Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
101 Benoist Farms Road Contribution
--.
~~08
--
West Palm Beach, FL 33411
116
118
120
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EXHIBIT P76
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1}Name ____~S=ta=c~y~R~i=tte=r~f=o~r=B~ro=w=a~ro~C=o=un=N~C=o=m~m~i=ss=io=n~______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8=-1:.-=0-=.06"'--_ _
121
122
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W.G. Yates & Sons ConstructionCo . Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
P.O. Box 456 Contribution
9/15/08 Philadelphia, MS 39350
123
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Edwards Electric Service, LLC
-- Prorated Refund of DIS
-
$162..21
P.o. Box 421 Contribution
9 /15/08 Philadelphia, MS 39350
-
124
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Jesco, Inc. Construction Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
2020 McCullough Blvd. Contribution
W 15
/
08 Tupelo, MS 38801-7108
125
f--.
Giovanetti·Shulman Associates Prorated Refund of DIS
-' $97.32
370 Reed Road Contribution
9 L15/08 Suite 201
Broomall, PA 19008
126
127
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P77
(I
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~ta~c~y~R~i~tl~er~·f~o~r~B~ro~w~a~rd~C~o~u~nN~C~o~m~m~is~s~io~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number ___~8~1.:::.00~6~_ _
(3) Cover Period ~/~I 2008 .through _2_1_2_1 2009 . (4) Page _ _1-=-7_ _ of ___6
_9_ _
130
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Complete Property Maintenancelnc. Prorated Refund of DIS $64 . 88
4101 Vinkemulder Road Contribution
9/15/ 08 Coconut Creek, FL 33073
131
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Arlene H. Spiegel Prorated Refund of DIS $64.88
345 East 73rd Avenue Contribution
9 / 15/ ~~ Apt 6-H
New York, NY 10021
132
133
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Unite Here Tip State & Local Fund Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
275 7th Avenue Contribution
9/15/ 08 FL 10
New York, NY 10001
134
135
136
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137
138
-- Ira Cor Prorated Refund of
-
DIS $32.44
7870 NW 11 Placce Contribution
9/1~~ Plantation, FL 33322
139
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Maria Soldani Consultants, LLC Prorated Refund of DIS $162"21
1142 SW 1 Avenue Contribution
'r--.~ 15/ 08 Pompano Beach, FL 33060
140
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Michael Futterman Prorated Refund of DIS $162"21
450 E. Las Olas Blvd, # 950 Contribution
9/15/ 08 FT. Lauderdale, FL 33301
141
142
-
Burnadette D, Norris-Weeks Prorated Refund of DIS $97.,32
p"o, Box 770026 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Coral Springs, FL 33077
143
144
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P79
c::
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1}Name ____~S~t~ac~y~R~ili~e~rf~o~r~B~rD~w~a~rd~C~o~u~nt~y~C~o~m~m~ffi~sl~·o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _.--:8~1!..::0~0~6_ __
145
146
149
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Miller Legg Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
1800 N. Douglas Road Contribution
9/15/ 08 Suite 200
Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
150
151
152
(3) Cover Period ~~I 2008 through _2_1_2_/2009, (4) Page _~2:..::.0_ _ .of ____
69_ _
153 I
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Dipompeo Construction Corp. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
2301 N.W. 33rd Court Contribution
_. 9/15/08 Suite 102
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
155
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DIS
--
$162.21
National Jets, Inc., Prorated Refund of
P,O. Box 22460 Contribution
9 L15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33335
156
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The Paradies Shops Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
5950 Fulton Industrial Blvd, Contribution
9/ 15L 08 Atlanta, GA 30336
157
-
Paradies Ft. Lauderdale Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
100 Terminal Drive Contribution
9/15/ 08 Room 1020
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
158
160
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P81
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~ffi~c~y~R~i~tt~e~r~~o~r~B~ro~w~a~rd~C~o~u~nN~C~o~m~m~is~si~o~n______ (2) 1.0. Number ___--'S"'-.1:..:::0c::.06"'----_ _
(3) Cover Period ~!~ 200S .through _2_1_2_/2009 (4) Page _ _2_1__. of _ _6_9_ _
161
162
-_. .,
Rhon Ernest-·Jones Consulting Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
Engineers, Inc. Contribution
L~,l15/ 08 12500 W Atlantic Blvd.
Coral Springsq, FL 33071
163
_.
Sunshine Cleaning Systems, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
P.O. Box 24466 Contribution
9/ 15L O~_ Fort Lauderdale, FL 33307
164
166
167
168
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(3) Cover Period ~~ 2008 through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page __---=2::.:....2~_ of _ _6
_9_ _
169
170
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Michael S. Popok Prorated Refund of DIS $162 . 21
2525 Ponce De Leon Blvd Contribution
9/15/ 08 Suite 700
Coral Gables, FL 33134 ,
171
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Weiss Serota Helfman PastorizaCole & Prorated Refund of DIS $162 . 21
Boniske, PL Contribution
9l1sL_ 08_ 2525 Ponce De Leon Blvd,
Suite 700
Coral Gables, FL 33134
172
-
Mitchell J, Burnstein Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
3190 North 34th Street Contribution
9/15/ 08 Hollywood, FL 33021
173
.-
Nina L Boniske Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
2525 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Contribution
9/1sj 08 Suite 700
Coral Gables, FL 33134
174
175
176
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PB3
CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~ta~c~y~R~i~tt~er~·f~o~r~B~rD~w~a~ffi~C~o~un~t~y~C~o~m~m~i~ss~i~o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8~1'_"0~06_'___ _
(3) Cover Period ~j~ 2008. through _2_,_2_, 2009. (4) Page _ _2_3_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
177
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Alex Makled Prorated Refund of DIS $81 . 10
7498 Greenville Circle Contribution
r--~ 15/08 'Lake Worth, FL 33467
178
_.
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Stewart J. Magenheimer Prorated Refund of DIS
6510 SW 13th ST. Contribution
9{15L 08 Plantation, FL 33317
179
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Stefan Haecker
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Prorated Refund of
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DIS
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$81 . 10
4327 SW 18th Place Contribution
9/15/ 08 Cape Coral, FL 33914
180
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Jessica M. Aragon Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
2401 NE 65 St. Apt. 509 Contribution
9/15/08 Fort L.auderdale, FL. 33308
181
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Camp Dresser & McKee, INC. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
6365 N.w 6th Way, Ste 320 Contribution
9/15/08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
182
183
184
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Emerald Hills Executive Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1500 W. Cyprees Creek Rd, #409 Contr ibution
_~.115/ 08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
187
-- Moskowitz, Mandell, Salim & Simowitz, PA
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Prorated Refund of DIS
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$162.21
800 Corporate Drive, Suite 500 Contribution
~~.~~ Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
188
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Dawn M. Meyers Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
5823 Wind Drift Lane Contribution
9/15/ 08 Boca Raton, FL 33433
189
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John Schmatz Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1619 NE 26th Ave., Contribution
9/15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
190
191
192
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(1)Name ____~S~ta~c~y~R~i~tl~er~'f~o~r~B~rD~w~a~m~C~o~u~nt~y~C~o~m~m~·~ls~si~o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _---'=8o...:.1-=-00:o.::6~_ _
(3) Cover Period ~!~, 2008 . through _2_,_2_, 2009, (4) Page _ _2_5_ _ 9_ _
of _ _6
193
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Sheltair Aviation South, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162_21
4860 NE 12Th Avenue Contribution
9/15/ 08 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33334
194
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Sheltair Aviation Facilities
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Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
4860 NE 12th Avenue Contribution
9/15/ 08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334
195
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Sheltair Melbourne, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
4860 NE 12th Avenue Contribution
~~~- Ft Lauderdale, FL 33334
196
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Sheltair (Holland Associates) Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
4860 NE 12th Avenue Contribution
9/15/08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334
197
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Sheltair Sixteen, LLC. Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
4860 NE 12th Avenue Contribution
9/15/08 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33334
198
199
200
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=ta=c=y~R~i=tt=er~f=o~r=B~rD~w~a=rd~C~o~un~t~y~C~o~m~m~i~ss~i~on~_____ (2) 1.0. Number ____8~1.:..::0'_"'O.::o.6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~,~ 2008. through _2_,_2_, 2009. (4) Page _--=2:.:.6_ _ of _ _6
_ 9_ _
201
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Alan J.. Goldberg Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
2700 W. Cypress Creek Rd . C105 Contribution
W15/~ Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
202
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McKinley Financial Services, INC. Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
545 North Andrews Ave. Contribution
9/15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
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203
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Sarsam LLC Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
480 S . Andrews Ave Ste 103 Contribution
9/15/08 Pompano Beach, FL 33069
204
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Florida CDM Political Action Committee Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1601 Belvedere Road Ste 211 Contribution
9/15/08 West Palm Beach, FL 33406
205
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Ashbritt, INC . Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
480 S. Andrews Ave. Ste. 103 Contribution
9/15/08 Pompano Beach, FL 33069
206
207
208
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(1) Name _ _--'=S~ta~c~y......!R~i~tte~rc...of~o!....r~B~ro~w~a~rd~C~o~un~t:t...y~C~o~m.!!m!.!.'i~ss",-!i~on~_ __ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8"'-.1!..::0c.::::O.o;:6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~--.l!..-" 2008 . through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _--=2~7_ _ of _ _ _
69__
209
210
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Mary Benson Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
888 S . E 3rd Avenue Suite 301 Contribution
9/15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
211
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Gregory M. Proctor Prorated Refund of DIS $64.88
P.o. Box 93·6347 Contribution
9/15/08 Margate, FL 33093
f-.
212
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Development Consulting Group,lnc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
PO. Box 70488 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33307
214
Perkins Tree & Landscape Services Inc Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1128 Royal Palm Beach Blvd . Contribution
9/15/ 08 # 111
Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411
215
216
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St Motitz Townhomes, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
6712 N. University Drive Contribution
9/15/ 08 Tamarac, FL 33321
218
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Building Industry Political Action Committe Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
(BIPAC) Contribution
~_15/ 08 15225 N. W. 77th Ave .
Miami Lakes, FL. 33014
219
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Prime Homes at Portofino Professional
-- i------.------ DIS $162.21
Prorated Refund of
CenterLLC Contribution
9/ 15/_~ 5555 Anglers Avenue Ste . 16B
Cooper City, FL 33326
220
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st. James Townhomes, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1401 S. State Road 7 Contribution
r-ti.._15/ 08 North Lauderdale, FL. 33068
221
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Santa Barbara Townhomes of Homestead Prorated Refund of DIS
-- - $162.21
Inc. Contribution
9/15/08 20228 Old Cutler Road, Bay # 5
Miami, FL 33189
222
223
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69_ _
225
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Celebration Pointe Townhomes,lnc, Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
2900 State Road 7 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Margate, FL 33063-5747
226
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Southern Homes of Davie, LtC Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
12900 SW 128 Street Ste.100 Contribution
~_15/~ Miami, FL 33186
227
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Southern Homes of Palm Beach,LLC, Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
12900 SW 128 Street Ste. 100 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Miami, FL 33186
228
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Kevin C. Leo Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
637 NE 12th Ter. Apt 2 Contribution
Lti15/~ Boyton Beach, FL 33435·3271
229
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Wheelabrator North Broward, Inc" Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
2600 N,W, 48th Street Contribution
9/15/ 08 Pompano Beach, FL 33073
230
231
232
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Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
9336 Civic Center Drive Contribution
9/15/ 08 Beverly Hills, CA 90210
234
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Baltazar Serna, JR Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
120 Viii ita Contribution
9/15/ 08 San Antonio, TX78205
235
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Briones Consulting & Engineering, LTD Prorated Refund of DIS
818 Broadway Contribution
9/15/ 08 San Antonio, TX 78209
236
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Topflight Builders, Inc Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
P.O. Box 23 Contribution
9/15l08 Austin, TX 78767
237
Serna & Perez Consulting Services LLC Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
120 Villita Contribution
9/15/ 08 San Antonio, TX 78205
238
239
240
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(1)Name ____~S=ta=c~y~R~i=tt=er~f=o~r=B~ro~w=a=m~C=o=un~N~C~o~m=m~i~ss=i~on~______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8:::...1,-,,0~0=-6_ __
(3) Cover Period~_~. LJ 2008 .through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _ _3_1_ _. of _ _6_9_ _.
241
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Stephen Glasgow Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
P.o Box 50197 Contribution
9/15/08 Austin, lX 78763
242
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Rachelie M. Ernster Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
4902 Bayberry Dr. Contribution
9/1~_ Arlington, 1X 76017
243
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Laura A Roe Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
250 Secretariat Dr. Contribution
9/15/ 08 Austin, 1X 78737
244
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Lee W. Choate Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
228 Main P.O Box 86 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Gardiner, MT 59030
245
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Robert J.. Perez Prorated Refund of DIS $81 . 10
600 Navarro Ste . 500 Contribution
9 [15[ 08 San Antonio, TX 78205
246
Unite Here Southern Regional Joint Board Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
4405 Mali Blvd., Suite 600 Contribution
9/15/ 08 Union City, GE 30291
247
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2 _ _ of _ _6____9_ _
249
Duty Free Air & Ship Supply Co, ( Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
n,FAS,S,,) Contribution
9/15/08 P. 0, Box 380758
Miami, FL. 33238
250
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Bernard Klepach
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Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
PO Box 380758 Contribution
9/15/08 Miami, FL. 33238
251
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The Rubin Group Inc, Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
450 E Las Olas Blvd,Ste,,1250 Contribution
9 L15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
252
253
254
255
256
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=ta=c~y~R~i=tt=el~·f=o~r=B~ID=w=a=ld~C=o=un=N~C=o=m=m~i=ss=i=o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _----'8"-'1:..::0..::.06=--_ _
(3) Cover Period ~~ 2008 through _2_,_2_, 2009 . (4) Page _ _3_3_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
257
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Ty-Lin International Prorated Refund of DIS $16221
1501 NW 49th Street Ste" 203 Contribution
9/15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
258
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Williams & Hope Corporation Prorated Refund of DIS $16221
2441 Riverdale Dr. N Contribution
9/15 08 Miramar, FL 33025
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259
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Broward Duty Free LLC Prorated Refund of DIS
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$162.21
555 NW 185th Street Contribution
~JY"~ Miami, FL 33179
260
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Hartman & Tyner, Inc Prorated Refund of
---- DIS $162.21
PO Box 2007 Contribution
9/15/08 Hollywood, FL 33022
261
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Hollywood Concessions, Inc,. Prorated Refund of DIS $16221
831 North Federal Highway Contribution
9/ 15/, 08 Hallandale, FL 33009
262
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Racing Concessions Inc.. Prorated Refund of DIS $16221
1650 E. Ten Mile Rd Contribution
9/15/,08 Hazel Park, MI 48030
263
264
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT -ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1) Name.___~S=ta=c~y~R~i~tt=er~f~o~r~B~ro~w~a=ru~C~o~u~nW~C~o~m~m~is=si~o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _8~1!..:::0~0:::.6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~!~ 2008 through _2_1_2_/2009 (4) Page _ _34 69_ _
_ _ of _ _ _
265
266
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CompBenefits Dental & Vision Company Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
100 Mansell Ct East: Ste . 400 Contribution
__~LJ..ri ~~ Roswell, GA30076-8216
267
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Meridian Community Services Group, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1500 Mahan Dr . Ste. 230 Contribution
~~?LO~_ Tallahassee, FL 32308
268
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Vista Healthplan of FL, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1340 Concord Terrace Contribution
f--.
9~08
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Sunrise, FL 33323
269
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Vista Healthplan, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
1340 Concord Terrace Contribution
9 L15L 08 Sunrise, FL 33323
270
271
272
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HCA North Florida Division and Good Prorated Refund of DIS $162 . 21
Government PAC" Contribution
9/15/ OS 101 N" Monroe Street, Ste" 801
Tallahassee, FL 32301
273
277
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Gulf Building Corp, Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
633 South Federal Hwy Contribution
9/15/08 5th Floor
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
27S
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S~t~ac~y~R~i~tt~e~rf~o~r~B~ro~w~a~ro~C~o~u~nt~v~C~o~m~m~is~si~o~n_______ {2} I.D. Number ___~8~1~0~0:::..6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~~ 2008 through _2_,_2_, 2009 (4) Page _ _3....:..6_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
282
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Sein Lwin, M.D., PA, Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
300 S"E. 17th Street Contribution
9/15/08 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
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283
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Marine Industries Assoc. of South FL Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
Political Action Committee, Inc, Contribution
r--~~~ 2312 S., Andrews Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
284
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Florida Strategies, LtC Prorated Refund of DIS $162,,21
450 E. Las Olaas Blvd, Contribution
9/15/08 Suite 700
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
285
286
287
288
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ___~S~ta~c~y~R~i~tt~e~rf~o~r~B~ro~w~a~rd~C~o~u~nt~y~C~o~m~m~is~so~lo~n_ ____ (2) 1.0. Number _ _ _~81~0~0~6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~~ 2008 through _2_1_2_1 2009. (4) Page _~3_7_ _ of _ _6_9_ _
289
Stephen A. Williams
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Prorated Refund of
~-.
DIS $32.44
2365 NE7th PL.. Contribution
9/15/08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
290
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Joseph Herndon Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
13500 SW 104 Avenue Contribution
~~~ Miami, FL 33176··6046
291
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Mitchell Jr.,AndrewM.
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Prorated Refund of DIS
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$162.21
2220 N. Atlantic Blvd Contribution
9 L 15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
292
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Rajan Krishnasamy
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Prorated Refund of DIS
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$162..21
6895 Spider Lily Lane Contribution
9 L15/ 08 Lantana, FL 33462·3433
293
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Cordova Mendez Design Group Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $32.44
12525 Orange Drive, Ste. 707 Contribution
9/15/08 Davie, FL 33330
294
295
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297
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DIS $81 . 10
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The Chappel Group, Inc. Prorated Refund of
2745 E Atlantic Blvd. 8te. 302 Contribution
9/1~~ Pompano Beach, FL 33062
298
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R.J. Behar & Company, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $16221
6861 SW 196thAve. 8te. 302 Contribution
9L 15/ ~~ Pembroke Pines, FL 33332
299
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Lakdasl Yohalem Engineering, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $129.76
2211 NE 54th Street Contribution
9/15/ 08 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
300
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Brad Orvieto Prorated Refund of DIS $81.10
10824 NW 2nd Street Contribution
9/15/08 Plantation, FL 33324
301
302
303
304
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CAMPAIGN TREASURER'S REPORT - ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES
(1)Name ____~S=t=ac~y~R~i~tt~e~['~=o~r=B~ro~w~a~r~d~C~o~u~nt~y~C=o~m~m~i~s~si~o~n_______ (2) 1.0. Number _ _----=S--'-1-=-00"-'6_ __
(3) Cover Period ~~ 200S through _2_1_2_1 2009 (4) Page _~3-=-9__ of ___
69_ _
305
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B & B Business Services Inc, Prorated Refund of DIS $162,,21
648 Cascade Falls Dr. Contribution
9/15/08 Weston, FL 3332'7
306
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Alice M, Calabrese Prorated Refund of DIS $97.32
2901 Nw 9th Avenue Contribution
9/15/08 Wilton Manors, FL 33311
307
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M..J. Simpson Corporation Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
400 East Atlantic Blvd, Contribution
9/15/08 Pompano Beach, FL 33060
308
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George H, Hohmann Prorated Refund of DIS $162.21
901 Ponce Del L.eon Blvd, Contribution
9/15/08 Suite 900
---- Coral Gables, FL. 33134
309
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Acai Associates, Inc. Prorated Refund of DIS $162..21
2937 W. Cypress Creek Rd Contribution
9/15/52~ Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
310
311
312
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