Liz Marty May’s 2020 1st quarter fundraising. $34k raised. $5k loan, $28k spent. $11k cash on hand, $10k in debt.

Well, that wasn’t great. And no wonder Liz May claimed in a press release that she “outperformed” on signatures to try to distract from the numbers that everyone is really looking at.

Because she sure sucks at fundraising.

Liz Martyr May April 2020 FEC by Pat Powers on Scribd

Liz Marty May might want to consider changing her name to Liz “Martyr” May, because she fell on her sword in her first quarter of fundraising.  $34,211.11 raised.  A $5000 personal loan. And $27,716.36 spent in her first quarter.

Of that cash spent, over $11,000 went to her Texas based consultant, Jim McIntosh, and another $6000 went to a Texas based contract staff member, a Victoria Peltier. Then, another $10k spent on a California based media production company.

Literally, every dime Liz May spent went towards out of state consultants and employees.   But she wasn’t done spending. Because Liz is carrying $9,990.24 in outstanding debt, half of which is a loan to herself.

However, there is bright spot here.  As Liz actually spent $266.25 in South Dakota.  So there’s that.

So she got a few more signatures than Dusty? I’m sure that’s quite the comfort to her tonight.

Quite the comfort.

5 thoughts on “Liz Marty May’s 2020 1st quarter fundraising. $34k raised. $5k loan, $28k spent. $11k cash on hand, $10k in debt.”

    1. WinRed is the Republican Party fundraising platform. All Republican candidates can use it. The SDGOP uses it. The equivalent to the Democrat party’s ActBlue.

      Always look for WinRed as the website for online donations. That way you know its legit

  1. Holy crap that’s an over paid consultant. And who cares about number of signatures? If you make the ballot that’s all that matters. No person that votes cares about number of signatures.

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