Sentences with phrase «pay campaign staffers»

The emails dealt with a matter in August when Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney used a pass - through company to pay campaign staffers.

Romney's seven highest - paid campaign staffers all made more in 2012 than anyone on Obama's campaign.

Not exact matches

A handful of paid staff, or even just ONE paid staffer, can create the relationships and the organization that a campaign needs to prove viability, while also getting the structure in place to actually take real advantage of any money that floods in at the last minute.

Larger campaigns will often send out paid staffers for part of each day during the collection period, but only very well - funded campaigns in New York hire specific petition - gatherers.

Given the events of the last two weeks, I imagine Republican donors are less concerned with the polling numbers and more concerned with the impression the Republican campaign is giving of being completely inept, particularly in light of the revelation that Romney's staffers are paid more to achieve less than their Democrat counterparts (though Rachel Maddow shared an amusing story this week suggesting that wealthy Republicans had no problem throwing money at a sinking ship [skip to the 2 minute mark]-RRB-.

WFP staffers are sometimes detailed to work on particular campaigns, and do not always have a perfectly defined sense of who is paying them for which hours they work, though contracts between candidates and DFS do provide consideration for all such shared resources.

The Senate Republican Campaign Committee, the conference's campaign arm, routinely pays the $ 60 fee for individual staffers to obtain their licenses and periodically renew them, campaign finance recorCampaign Committee, the conference's campaign arm, routinely pays the $ 60 fee for individual staffers to obtain their licenses and periodically renew them, campaign finance recorcampaign arm, routinely pays the $ 60 fee for individual staffers to obtain their licenses and periodically renew them, campaign finance recorcampaign finance records show.

Prosecutors say both the county GOP committee and the Maziarz campaign paid the former staffer $ 49,000 in 2012 and $ 46,000 between 2013 and 2014.

Former campaign staffers who claim they've yet to be paid in full say that «Paladino sometimes contended that, regardless of terms, he paid people what he felt they were worth.»

Maziarz is accused of funneling money from his campaign account to a public relations firm, which in turn paid a former staffer who left his office amid sexual harassment allegations.

Blaber, who is paid $ 14,653 per year as a part - time parking enforcement officer, is one of half a dozen former Gallo campaign staffers who have made the transition to city jobs under the new administration.

The long - time Niagara County Republican power - broker is accused of funneling campaign funds through the county committee to pay a former Senate staffer who had been accused Maziarz of sexual harassment.

- He's not paying his staffers - He used his own businesses as vendors to the campaign - After promising to self - finance, he structured that financing as loans (contributions can't be deducted, but bad debt can be written off)- Also after promising to self - finance, he scheduled a special TV event to plead for emergency contributions from his supporters (and to comment on Andrew's legendary prowess, or something).

While it depends on how the campaign is financed, campaign staffers are usually divided into two groups: Paid employees and volunteers.

A Flanagan spokesman, Scott Reif, insisted that Dunham was not running the GOP campaign — a sensitive matter since rules in both the Senate and the Assembly strictly limit the time paid staffers can spend on political work.