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How did Debra Shore spend campaign funds in the third quarter?

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Democratic Debra Shore's election campaign committee, Friends of Debra Shore, spent $7,826 in the third quarter, according to committee expenditure records obtained from the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).

Shore's committee spent the most on consulting in the quarter, with all those payments ($5,500) going to Blueprint Campaign Consulting in Chicago. Table 1 below shows the distribution of how Shore's committee spent its money in the third quarter.

Table 1: Third-quarter spending by purpose
Purpose
Amount
Percent of total spending
Consulting
$5,500
70.3%
Accounting services
$750
9.6%
Yard signs
$435
5.6%
Ticket to event
$400
5.1%
Bank charges
$344
4.4%
Rain barrels
$228
2.9%
Technology consulting
$166
2.1%

Table 2 below shows the top 17 largest single expenditures during the quarter.

Table 2: Largest expenses of the third quarter
Recipient
Date
Amount
Purpose
Blueprint Campaign Consulting
2017-09-08
$2,500
Consulting
Blueprint Campaign Consulting
2017-07-10
$1,500
Consulting
Blueprint Campaign Consulting
2017-08-03
$1,500
Consulting
NGP Van
2017-07-12
$750
Accounting services
My Campaign Store
2017-09-08
$435
Yard signs
Enviroworld
2017-09-05
$228
Rain barrels
Metropolitan Planning Council
2017-09-29
$200
Ticket to event
Women's Energy Network
2017-09-29
$200
Ticket to event
Big Steps Consulting
2017-09-05
$166
Technology consulting
ActBlue
2017-07-11
$106
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-08-17
$95
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-07-23
$49
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-07-11
$46
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-08-29
$22
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-07-30
$11
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-08-29
$6
Bank charges
ActBlue
2017-09-15
$5
Bank charges

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