Shantel Krebs sitting on $26,675 in congressional account

Pat Powers

Courtesy of the Federal Election Commission, it appears that 10 months after her loss in the Congressional Primary Election, former Secretary of State Shantel Krebs is sitting on a pot of cash, $26,675 to be exact:

Shantel Krebs Post election 2019 1q FEC Report by Pat Powers on Scribd

15 thoughts on “Shantel Krebs sitting on $26,675 in congressional account”

  2. new content on snow day!YEAH!

    So she can’t keep it right? So she either has to use it herself or give to other candidates right?

    2. She can keep it but she has to pay taxes on it or she can give it to other politicians or pacs.

  3. She can’t use it for personal uses. Must give it to other candidates, donate it to a nonprofit, or use it for her next political campaign.

    1. I hope Tapio and Krebs never run again.

      They are bad candidates.

      Dusty was the better of 3 candidates I had little interest in. I’ve lost interest in him since his wall vote with Pelosi.

      But I wouldn’t vote for NT or SK over dusty.

    1. I voted for Dusty, but Secretary Krebs seems a capable, bright, driven individual. She was effective in our state congress. She is a good candidate but, IMO, her ’18 congressional campaign was poorly run. She made a few mistakes including, at least from my vantage, hiring….mediocre campaign staff. No offense intended. It’s a tough job. Personally, i suspect she had better options available.

      Although Dusty won fair and square, Shantel has a great deal to offer our state in the future. We could do worse than giving her another shot. No, she shouldn’t run for US congress in 2020. I expect she would decline if asked, and I’m confident she’ll instead focus her talent & energy on other great projects, such as her current initiative w/ Avera.

    2. Shantel’s vicious hate towards Gant did her in. People got tired of her blaming everything on him and claiming she fixed her office. She messed it up royally and her own deputy walked away from her.

    2. I seriously doubt it. She’s a smart lady with a bright future. I expect she’ll seek [& probably win] higher office down the road, but not US congress in 2020.

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