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Fernandez Leads The Money Race

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With $177,000, most of it raised from out-of-town donors, Henry Fernandez posted the biggest fundraising total as mayoral campaigns submitted papers for the latest war-chest weigh-in.

Of all five Democratic candidates for mayor, Fernandez (pictured at the city clerk’s office submitting paperwork Wednesday afternoon) has raised the most money to date as of the end of the most recent campaign finance filing period, which closed on July 10. He pulled in a total of $164,776 from individual donors and $7,750 from committees. With another $4,550 in program books ads, and $5 on hand from the previous period, the Fernandez campaign’s aggregate total so far is $177,081.

Those numbers are laid out in the Fernandez campaign’s latest financial disclosure statement, which was submitted to the city clerk’s office on Wednesday afternoon. Campaigns are required to submit regular disclosures of how much money they have raised, and from where.

Fernandez’s haul puts him tens of thousands of dollars ahead of his competitors in the five-way race for mayor. East Rock Alderman Justin Elicker has raised a total of $127,939 to date, according to his statement. State Sen. Toni Harp raised a total of $111,341. Hillhouse Principal Kermit Carolina raised $33,435. Newhallville plumber Sundiata Keitazulu raised $1,360.

Fundraising totals are one way of gauging the relative strength of the campaigns, and discovering where they are drawing support. Three of the candidates — Elicker, Carolina, and Keitazulu — are participating in the Democracy Fund, the city’s clean elections program; that limits them to accepting donations of $370 or less and bars them from taking money from outside committees. The Fernandez and Harp campaigns can take in donations of up to $1,000 as well as committee donation.

We were able to hit our goals,” Fernandez said as he dropped off his filings at the city clerk’s office on Wednesday afternoon. We were also able to send a clear message that there’s strong support for a progressive candidate in the city of New Haven.”

Fernandez said the donations to his campaign came from a wide cross-section” of people in the city, state, and across the country, especially from progressive leaders and social justice activists. Campaign treasurer Bruce Ditman said over a quarter of the 415 total contributions came from New Haveners.

We’re energized by this,” Ditman said. It’s demonstrable proof of our efforts and our overwhelming viability.”

Other campaigns offered their own spins on their fundraising numbers. The Harp campaign stressed that it had raised its money in only about three weeks, since Sen. Harp was busy with the legislative session until the beginning of June. The Elicker campaign highlighted the support the candidate received from New Haveners, saying that 77 percent of donors live in the city.

Elicker said that a high percentage of local donors speaks not only to the type of campaign he’s running, but also to the likelihood of his donors voting.

We’re about people, not politics,” he said. Participating in the Democracy Fund and having an overwhelming percentage of contributions for our campaign coming from New Haven residents shows we’re the campaign with the strongest grassroots support.”

The following is a breakdown of each campaign’s filings:

Fernandez

The Fernandez campaign received 413 individual donations and donations from 26 companies or committees. The average individual contribution was about $400.

The list of donors includes a number of current and former city employees: LCI’s Frank D’Amore and Rafael Ramos, recently retired city Engineer Dick Miller, and former mayoral aides Emily Byrne and Chrissy Bonanno.

The donor list indicates support from donors from Connecticut suburbs like Guilford, Branford, Hamden, Cheshire, Clinton, Hamden and Woodbridge. Fernandez also received a lot of support from in and around Washington, D.C., as well as New York City and Brooklyn.

The corporate and committee donations come from a number of contractors and building unions.

Fernandez contributions of $370 or more came from (with most of the pithy descriptions taken from the financial disclosure form):

James Cohen, an East Rocker who until recently ran the Valley Community Foundation, 370.
Julio Gonzalez, former mayoral chief of staff who now works in Austin in Software Development and Consulting,” 370.
Bill Graustein, local philanthoprist and private investor, 370.
Mialisa Bonta, Executive Director, 375.
John Mackey, CPA, 400.
Robin Pressman, Consultant, 400.
Matthew Rubin, Real Estate, 400.
Shauna McLeggan-Bortley, Compliance Officer, 450.
Michael D. Amato, Attorney, 500.
Albert Annunziata, Attorney, 500.
William [Bill] Aseltyne, Attorney, 500.
Katharine Bachman, Attorney, 500.
Frank Barucci, President, 500.
Greg Behrman, Entrepreneur, 500.
Heidi Beirich, Director, 500.
Peter Boggio, Retired, 500.
Edwin Booth, Retired, 500.
Jay Brotman, Architect, 500.
Drema Brown, Administrator, 500.
Drema Brown, Administrator, 500.
Susan Bryson, Attorney, 500.
Thomas Connolly, Physician, 500.
Benedict [Ben] Cozzi, retired (former buildings trade union leader), 500.
Robert Creamer, Consultant, 500.
Robert Dannies, retired, 500.
Chris Depino, Insurance Adjuster, 500.
Bradford Dimeo, Executive, 500.
Ambrose Donovan, Principal, 500.
Peter Edelman, Professor (and national welfare-rights advocate), 500.
Peter Endorf, President, 500.
Robert Fers, Construction Manager, 500.
David Frenette, Owner, 500.
Sushma Gandhi, Consultant, 500.
Vincent [Vinny] Giordano, Vice President, 500.
Michael [Mike] Giordano, President, 500.
Miriam Gohara, Lawyer, 500.
Jose Gonzalez, Line Tech, 500.
Linda Goodman, Social Worker, 500.
Joe Grasso, Insurance, 500.
Courtney B. Guptill, Student, 500.
Sandy Husk, Superintendent, 500.
Keith Jennings, Professor, 500.
Helen Kauder, Arts Administration (ArtSpace), 500.
Lisa Kazersky, Sales, 500.
Michael Kuczkowski, General Manager (and former New Haven mayoral press spokesman), 500.
Donna Lawrence, Vice-President, 500.
John Lawton, CEO, 500.
David Leffell, Dean, 500.
Dawn Mabery, consultant, 500.
Dawn Mabery, consultant, 500.
DAN MARKOVITS, Educator, 500.
Anthony Martoni, Painter, 500.
Stephen McConnell, US Country Director, 500.
Joe Natarelli, CPA, 500.
Alexander Nogales, Administrator, 500.
Erin O’Donnell, Nurse, 500.
David Ornato, management, 500.
Sharon Oster, Yale School of Management professor, 500.
Ron Palumbo, Attorney, 500.
Raymond Palumbo, COO, 500.
Joseph Paolella, Vice President, 500.
Michael Pellini, Vice President, 500.
W. Martyn Philpot, Jr., Attorney, 500.
Charles A Pillsbury, Executive Director, 500.
Charles A Pillsbury, Executive Director, 500.
Miguel Pittman Sr, Manager (Sandra’s Soul Food restaurant in the Hill), 500.
Neil Prete, Executive, 500.
Scott Quehl, Farmer, Management Advisor, 500.
Jay Readey, Attorney/Executive Director, 500.
Karin Render Pham, Director of Strategic Planning, 500.
Nancy Restivo, homemaker, 500.
Nino Ribeiro, Self, 500.
William Roberts, Consultant, 500.
Linda Rottenberg, Co-Founder & CEO, 500.
Stephen Rutledge, Executive Vice President, 500.
Deneta Sells, Physician, 500.
Mary Stamp, President, 500.
Julie Straub-Barreto, Director of Finance, 500.
Erika Thomas-Yuille, attorney, 500.
Kerry Triffin, Furniture Sales (Fair Haven Furniture), 500.
Roger Vann, COO and Chief of Staff (National NAACP), 500.
Roger Vann, COO and Chief of Staff, 500.
Luis Vaz, Contractor, 500.
Michael Vespoli, Vespoli Racing, 500.
Michael Vespoli, Vespoli Racing, 500.
Ronald Walker, CPA, 500.
Eric Ward, Program Officer, 500.
Shana Waterman, tv exec, 500.
Regina Winters, Architect (and former New Haven LCI staffer), 500.
UA Plumbers & Steamfitters, 500.
Michelle Parente DiMartino, Consultant, 700.
Elizabeth Alexander, Professor, 750.
Steven Heikin, Architect, 750.
Richard O’Dwyer, Architect, 750.
Monica Matos, Sales, 800.
Alyce Lee, Homemaker, 850.
Rick Antle, Professor, 1,000.
Nancy Antle, Writer, 1,000.
Murali Atluru, Engineering, 1,000.
Sailesh Atluru, President, 1,000.
Becky Atluru, Contractor, 1,000.
Leela Atluru, VP, 1,000.
David Beckerman, Chairman (founder of Starter Sportswear), 1,000.
Deepak Bhargava, Executive Director, 1,000.
Anne Calabresi, Retired, 1,000.
Wendy Clarke, Attorney (and former LCI staffer), 1,000.
Ed Cleary, CPA, 1,000.
Edwin Cohen, artist, 1,000.
Wiilliam Curran, Retired, 1,000.
Michael Dawson, Compliance Consultant, 1,000.
Drew Days III, Yale Emeritus Professor of Law (and former Clinton administration solicitor general) , 1,000.
Ann Days, III, Law Professor, 1,000.
Christopher DeLong, Chief Investment Office, 1,000.
Kimberly Dimeo, Homemaker, 1,000.
Janell Duncan, Student, 1,000.
Lawrence Duncan III, Government Relations Executive, 1,000.
James Forman, Professor, 1,000.
Arianna Frankl, Attorney, 1,000.
Barbara Gaab, Retired, 1,000.
Gerald Gaab, Retired, 1,000.
Page Gardner, President and CEO, 1,000.
Thomas Giardini, President, 1,000.
Scott Gilly, Executive, 1,000.
Melanie Ginter, Home maker, 1,000.
William Goetzmann, Professor, 1,000.
Michael Griffin, Community Volunteer, 1,000.
William Haynes, Construction Manager, 1,000.
Donald Hense, CEO, 1,000.
Dwight Johnson, Painting Contractor, 1,000.
Anne Jones, Administrator, 1,000.
David Jones, Jr., Chairman, 1,000.
James Keefe, President, 1,000.
Charles Kingsley, Attorney, 1,000.
Matthew Klein, Executive Director, 1,000.
John Lapides, President (United Aluminum), 1,000.
Ming Lau, Restaurant, 1,000.
Patrick A.T. Lee, Executive Vice President, 1,000.
Nick Lloyd, Musician (owner, Firehouse 12), 1,000.
Eugene Ludwig, CEO, 1,000.
Angelica (Kica) Matos, Director of Immigrant Rights & Racial Justice, 1,000.
Victor McGrady, President, 1,000.
Tracey Meares, Yale Law Professor, 1,000.
Roslyn Meyer, Psychology, 1,000.
Jerry Meyer, artist, 1,000.
Larry Moon, President & CEO, 1,000.
Mario Morino, Philanthropist, 1,000.
Silas Myers, Investment Manager, 1,000.
Barry Nalebuff, Yale School of Management Professor (and co-founder, Honest Tea), 1,000.
Herb Newman, Principal, 1,000.
Chris Nicotra, Owner, 1,000.
Dennis Nicotra, Owner, 1,000.
David Nyberg, Investments, 1,000.
Steve Phillips, investor, 1,000.
Drummond Pike, principal, 1,000.
Brack Poitier, Construction Management, 1,000.
Bunardy Poitier, Asst Project Manager, 1,000.
Stephen Ross, Professor and investment professional, 1,000.
Carol Ross, Retired, 1,000.
W Mark Saltzman, Professor, 1,000.
Susan Sandler, investor, 1,000.
Leonard [Len] Schiraldi, Executive, 1,000.
Anthony [Tony] Scillia, CPA, 1,000.
JoAnn Scillia, Homemaker, 1,000.
Francis Sharry, manager, 1,000.
John Simon, Yale Law Professor, 1,000.
Ian Solomon, Yale political scientist, 1,000.
Joseph Spytek, President, 1,000.
Carroll Stevens, Corporate executive, 1,000.
Mary Stockton, artist, 1,000.
Philip (Barry) Svigals, Architect, 1,000.
Murray Trachten, Attorney, 1,000.
Diane Vardakas, property manager, 1,000.
Nancy P. Vespoli, Homemaker, 1,000.
Kenneth Woodward, Director of Preconstruction Services, 1,000.
CT Laborers Political League, 1,000.
NE Reg. Council of Carpenters CT, OPC, 1,500.
Central CT Carpenters & Pike Drivers Local Pac, 1,500.
Operating Engineers Continuing Policial Committee, 1,500.
IBEW Local Union 90, 1,500.

Elicker

The Elicker campaign Tuesday announced it had raised over $140,000, including money from the Democracy Fund. But the campaign’s Wednesday filing indicates that they total raised is $127,939. Elicker said the difference comprises money the campaign expects to receive from the Democracy Fund. Fund administrator Ken Krayeske will have to go through all the paperwork and see which donations are eligible for matching funds from the program.

Out of a total of 1,069 donations to the Elicker campaign, the vast majority — nearly 700 — come from area code 06511. That code covers East Rock and Newhallville, although most of the 06511 donations are from the East Rock side. The campaign also received 81 donations from 06515, which covers Westville. (Some of these are multiple donations from the same person.)

While the Elicker campaign boasts of its large number of local contributions, it also may win the prize for the farthest-away campaign contributor. Elicker received $369 — $1 less than the legal maximum — from Tyler Warren, who lists his occupation as diplomat” for the U.S. Department of State. His address: the U.S. embassy in Bahrain.

Elicker received 52 donations from people describing themselves as either lawyers or attorneys; 50 donations from professors, mostly at Yale; 81 contributions from retirees; and three donations from a single alderman: Downtown’s Doug Hausladen, who gave a total of $138.

He has support within the Devil’s Gear Bike Shop: He took in a total of $250 from Matt Feiner, the shop’s owner, and Greg Ledovsky, an employee.

On June 30, he received $25 from Christine Bartlett-Josie, former treasurer for State Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield’s mayoral bid. Holder-Winfield dropped out of the race on June 26 and endorsed Toni Harp.

The following 95 people maxed out their contributions to the Elicker campaign, donating a total of $370 each:

Albert Annunziata, Attorney
James Baron, Professor
Howard Bierman, Attorney
Christine Bishop, Project Mgr
Helena Brett-Smith, Research Physician
Grace Bright, Library Asst
David Budries, Sunday Design
David Cameron, Yale professor
Randall Chapnick, Lawyer
Mimi Chapnick, Chiropracter
Henry Chauncey, retired Yale University secretary, Science Park president and Gaylord Hospital President
Michael Coe, Retired
Katha Cox, retired
Eliezer Cruz, Community Outreach Director, Community Foundation for Greater New Haven
Jan Cunningham, Artist
Paolo Desiato
Michael Doolittle, Photographer
Amity Doolittle, Professor
Ashley Elicker, Senior Mgr Finance
Joan Elicker
Gordon Elicker, Retired
Joan Elicker Richards, Retired
Harold Ellis, Self
Joel Faxon, Attorney
Carolyn Faxon, Bookkeeper
Lisa Fernandez, Educational Administrator
Augustine Filomena, Carpenter
Marie Gallo-Garabedin, President
Keith Garabedian, VP
John Geanakoplos, Professor
Terry Gilbertson, Building Officer
Edward Gillis, Attorney
William Goetzmann, Professor
Gary Gorton, Professor
William Graustein, local philanthoprist and private investor,”
Donald Harvey, Retired
Scott Healy, Consultant
Dirk Hobman, Photographer
Joseph Hoffman, Physiologist
Lisa Howie, Director of Investments
Bernadette Huang, Coordinator
Christopher Illick, Doctor
Alison Illick, Stay at home Mom
Gerald Kahn, Attorney
Cindy Kissin, Consultant
George Knight, Architect
Meg Knight
Jonathan Knisely, Physician
Richard Kramer, Retired
David Ladd, Investment Advisor
John Lapides, Manufacturer (United Aluminum)
James Lapides, Art Dealer
Anthony Law, Parent
Cindy Leffell, Self
Donald Margulies, Playwright
Christopher Mordecai, real estate
Marie Morgan
Grayson Murphy, Retired
Robert Narracci, Senior Associate
Dhasakumar Navaratnam, Physician/Research Scientist
Ronald Netter, Retired
Susan Netter, Retired
Chris Nicotra, Investor
Elida Nosenzu, Underwriter
Claire Priest, Professor
Ann Prum, TV Producer
Vita Raffone
Faye Rastegar, retired
Kristen Richards, Dermatologist
Harold Richards
Gilian Roush, Retired
Albert Ryan, Retired
Paul Sabin, Academic
June Sachs, Self Employed
Ted Schaffer, Real Estate
David Schimchick, Teacher
Michael Sernyak, Professor (and CEO, Connecticut Mental Health Center)
Marjorie Shansky, Attorney
David Shonka, Physician
Eric Smith, Attorney
Hunter Smith, Law
Judith Snow, Exec. Mgmt
John Soto, President, Spacecraft
Pedro Soto, Assistant General Manager, Spacecraft
Mary Stone, Psychiatrist
A Douglas Stone, Professor
Mike Stratton, Lawyer
Barry Stratton, Real Estate Agent
Colleen Stratton, President
Sabra Stratton, Student
Lynn Street, Physician
Martha Summerville, Consultant
Jeffrey Summerville, Social Worker
Shel Swanson, Midwife
Ryan Tufts

Harp

Like the Elicker campaign, the Harp campaign’s pre-filing announcement of its fundraising total does not equal the total on the summary page of the final filing. The Harp campaign announced last Friday that it had raised $117,000. Wednesday’s filing indicates that it has raised $111,341. Campaign manager Jason Bartlett said the discrepancy is due to the fact that the final filing only indicates donations received through June 30. When you include contributions through July 2, the total is around $118,000, he said. He said the campaign didn’t include anything past June 30 in the official filing on the advice of the State Elections Enforcement Commission.

The Harp campaign’s contributions are almost exclusively from within Connecticut, with only a handful from other states.

Harp received $4,000 from campaign committees, including West Hartford’s 3rd Street PAC, Bridgeport’s Employee’s Action Network and Southern Connecticut Citizens for Government Excellence, and New Haven’s Democratic Leadership Fund.

Harp’s contributions of $370 or over:

Susan Lincoln, $370.00
Brian McGrath, former city traffic czar $370.00
Ezra Griffith, $400.00
Enola Aird, $500.00
Barry Alexander, $500.00
Anthony Avallone, zoning attorney and former state senator, $500.00
Richard Buturla, $500.00
Elsie Chapman, $500.00
Peter Chapman, $500.00
Loraine Cortese-Costa, $500.00
Katrin Czinger, $500.00
Priscilla Dannies, $500.00
Desmond Ebanks, $500.00
Lisa Grasso Egan, $500.00
Carl Fenn, $500.00
David Gannon, $500.00
Thomas Goldberg, $500.00
Joanne Goldblum, founder, Diaper Bank $500.00
Jerald & Linda Gooden, $500.00
James Grant, $500.00
Judith B. Heins, $500.00
Jamesina Henderson, former Hill Health Center CEO, $500.00
Consuelo (Connie) Hill, $500.00
Theresa Hopkins-Staten, $500.00
Edward Thomas Joyner, Dr., $500.00
Thomas Katon, $500.00
Sylvia Kelly, $500.00
David Kozak, $500.00
Rachel Kushel, $500.00
Irene Lebov, $500.00
Richard Lebov, $500.00
Jerry Long, $500.00
J Edward Meyer, $500.00
Gail Myatt, $500.00
Nicholas Neeley, $500.00
Ellen Nurse, $500.00
Ellen Nurse, $500.00
David Panico, $500.00
Edith Prague, former state legislator, $500.00
Bruce Rubenstien, attorney, $500.00
Adam Salina, $500.00
Dwayne Sansope, $500.00
Antoine Scott, $500.00
Ann Sheffer, $500.00
Herman Sheppard, $500.00
Michael Taylor , $500.00
Third Street PAC, $500.00
Roger Vann, CO, national NAACP, $500.00
Terry Waller, $500.00
Rolan Joni Young, attorney, $500.00
Richard A. Ferguson , $750.00
Bruce Levin, $750.00
Ellen Looney, $750.00
Martin Looney, state senator, $750.00
William Berkeley, $1,000.00
Andrew Boas, $1,000.00
Charles Cheslock, $1,000.00
Sanford Cloud, $1,000.00
James Comer, Yale professor and early childhood education pioneer, $1,000.00
Employee Action Account, $1,000.00
Bettye Fletcher, $1,000.00
James Gertler, $1,000.00
Michael Griffin, $1,000.00
Samuel Hamilton, $1,000.00
Herbert Hardwick, $1,000.00
Djana Harp, $1,000.00
Jamil Harp, $1,000.00
Clayton Henderson, $1,000.00
William T. Iovanne, funeral director, $1,000.00
Irene Jacobs, $1,000.00
James Johnsen, $1,000.00
Simon Konover, developer, $1,000.00
Michael Kowalski, $1,000.00
Alan Lazowski, $1,000.00
Barry Lazowski, $1,000.00
Maria Lazowski, $1,000.00
John Mancini, $1,000.00
John Motley, $1,000.00
Rainer Muhlbauer, $1,000.00
Trudy Muhlbauer, $1,000.00
Frank Nasti, housing developer, $1,000.00
Sandra Nasti, $1,000.00
Brian Olson, $1,000.00
Henry Parker, former state treasurer, $1,000.00
William Peelle, $1,000.00
Bennett Pudlin, $1,000.00
Beverly Sackler, $1,000.00
Jonathan Sackler, $1,000.00
Raymond R. Sackler, $1,000.00
Richard Segal, $1,000.00
James Segaloff, lawyer, $1,000.00
Marion Sharpe, $1,000.00
Laura Sklaver, $1,000.00
Southern CT Citizens for Gov Excellence, $1,000.00
Alphonso Tindall, $1,000.00
Charles Tisdale, $1,000.00
Stephen Updegrove, $1,000.00
Stanley Welch, retired Congressional staffer, $1,000.00
Democratic Leadership Fund, $1,500.00

Carolina

Carolina took in $8,905 from individuals, and $24,530 from the Democracy Fund. He received maximum $370 donations from five people: Reginald Lytle, Pamela Augustine-Jefferson, Robert Pellegrino, Michael Jefferson, and Bethany Watkins.

Most of Carolina’s donations are for small amounts, usually $10. And the overwhelming majority are from New Haven donors. Carolina appears to have the highest percentage of New Haven donors of any of the campaigns, with the possible exception of Keitazulu.

Keitazulu

Keitazulu’s campaign raised a total of $1,360 from 40 donors. The majority of the donations were in the amount of $10. Only two donors gave the maximum contribution of $370: attorney Mike Stratton and philanthropist Bill Graustein. Most of Keitazulu’s donations came from Newhallville. Only three were from outside of New Haven. Keitazulu himself gave $25 on June 27.

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