Joe Sangirardi for San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee 2024

Candidate Committee

Summary Totals

Includes committee activity disclosed between 2024-01-25 and 2026-02-02.

Total Contributions

84989.59

Total Expenditures

47410.5

Activity Details

First Name Last Name Total
FAMILIES FOR A VIBRANT SF, SPONSORED BY EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT 31843.63
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CARPENTERS REGIONAL COUNCIL POWER PAC 10000.0
JOE SANGIRARDI 5000.0
NICHOLAS JOSEFOWITZ 2500.0
MICHAEL DEVITT 1500.0
DAVID THOMPSON 1500.0
AKASH PATEL 1001.0
KAITLYN KRIEGER 1000.0
LANGLEY EIDE 1000.0
NORTHERN CALIFORNA CARPENTERS REGIONAL COUNCIL SCC 1000.0
MARJAN PHILHOUR FOR SAN FRANCISCO DCCC 2024 652.74
DAVID PALEY 600.0
PETER SANGIRARDI 500.0
NANCY SANGIRARDI 500.0
DAVID DWELLE 500.0
CHRISTOPHER WASNEY 500.0
DONALD HOWERTON 500.0
TRENTON NORRIS 500.0
RUDY HYMER 500.0
ZACK BARULICH 500.0
MATT EPTING 500.0
MARK KELLEHER 500.0
LAURA PERLOFF 500.0
ZACHARY SMITH 500.0
JAMES CAMPBELL 500.0
BEVAN DUFTY 500.0
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 798 PAC 500.0
HENRY GARRIDO 350.0
CHARLES JOUGHIN 300.0
ELLIOT IMSE 250.0
ELIZABETH P. JUSTISON 250.0
ALEX KILKKA 250.0
MARY JUNG 250.0
ROBERT OWEN 250.0
MATT HANEY FOR ASSEMBLY 2024 250.0
ALPHA MULUGETA 250.0
ZACH NEWLAND 250.0
ZACHARY NEWLAND 250.0
MATT HENDRY 250.0
FRANCESCO PARLATI 250.0
JOHN PROPST 250.0
RE-ELECT SCOTT WIENER FOR STATE SENATE 2024 250.0
CHRISTINE ROBERT 250.0
JAMES ROTH 250.0
DAN SEROT 250.0
WILLIAM STERLING 250.0
BLAKE TAYLOR 250.0
EMILY VIRGIN 250.0
MATTHEW WARREN 250.0
RALPH HIBBS 250.0
DAVID YOUNG 250.0
LAURA DOAN VENTURA 250.0
AARON BARTON 250.0
CATHERINE A. EBERT 250.0
SID ESPINOSA 250.0
AISLING FERGUSON 250.0
COLLIN BURTON 250.0
MARY CONDE 250.0
JOHN BLAZEK 200.0
MICHAEL MURRAY 200.0
JOHNNY LUU 200.0
CHRISTOPHER MEZA 150.0
CONOR CLEARY 150.0
OWEN STEPHENS 112.5
CROSBY BURNS 100.0
DYLAN RODOLF 100.0
MARCUS ROCHELLE 100.0
DAVE ROGERS 100.0
SARAH C BASHFORD 100.0
EDWIN RIVERA 100.0
DANIEL REDISKE 100.0
MELISSA BREACH 100.0
CHRIS CARRINGTON 100.0
RAFAEL CASSATA 100.0
CHRIS PAUL 100.0
BENJAMIN CHAN 100.0
PATRICK S. CHUNG 100.0
JAMES BROWN 100.0
JOSH SASSOON 100.0
KOLBE BOWRING 100.0
CLARE THOMAS 100.0
JOSEPH YESBECK 100.0
MATTHEW WILLIAMS 100.0
ALLEN ANDERSON 100.0
HAYDEN ANDERSON 100.0
GARRETT VOGE 100.0
MANNY APOLONIO 100.0
GWENDOLYN BABA 100.0
BERNARDO TEIXEIRA 100.0
TODD DAVID 100.0
TOM TAYLOR II 100.0
GARY BEAGLE 100.0
PETER BELDEN 100.0
CHRISTIAN BELLMAN 100.0
MACKENZIE SMITH 100.0
BRENDAN SMITH 100.0
JASPAL BHATIA 100.0
DAVID COREY 100.0
BEN HALBIG 100.0
REBECCA DEVILLE 100.0
BILL FUCHS 100.0
JOHN LAKE 100.0
WADE LAIRSEN 100.0
GREG KUBIAK 100.0
EMILY ADELSON 100.0
MIRANDA KONOWITZ 100.0
DON KIRCHMAN 100.0
BRYCE KEITHLEY 100.0
MARTIN GARCIA 100.0
KEVIN DEYAGER 100.0
NICHOLAS GIBSON 100.0
NICK GIBSON 100.0
JONATHAN M. GILBERT 100.0
JAMES GONZALES 100.0
JONATHAN HIRSCH 100.0
MALCOLM HAITH 100.0
STEPHEN HANSEN 100.0
CHASEL LEE 100.0
GREG LOEFFLER 100.0
THOMAS LUCAS 100.0
THOM MACIAS 100.0
PHILLIP HAMILTON 100.0
JANE NATOLI 100.0
ANDREW DOHRMANN 100.0
MARGARET MUIR 100.0
BLAKE MITCHELL 100.0
GRANT MILLER 100.0
BRIAN MCGUIRE 100.0
LIZ DONNELLY 100.0
TOM MATCHIN III 100.0
ANDY DUTY 100.0
PHILLIP MANYWEATHER 100.0
BRAEDEN MANSOURI 100.0
JAMES MALONEY 100.0
BEN MAHURIN 100.0
KATE MAEDER 100.0
JASON ACOCK 100.0
NATHANIEL MARSH 50.0
Category Total
campaign literature and mailing 16250.0
category in description field 11650.0
professional services (legal, accounting) 7099.7
contribution 4500.0
civic donations 3070.0
campaign paraphernalia/misc. 2281.13
information technology costs (internet, e-mail) 1190.42
fundraising events 1041.25
office expenses 84.0
Name Payment Type Position Total
**ACA 8 RIVAS CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING MEASURE 50 monetary contribution SUPPORT 500.0
**ALICE B. TOKLAS LGBTQ DEMOCRATIC CLUB PAC monetary contribution SUPPORT 500.0
**KIM FOR SCHOOL BOARD JUNE 2026 monetary contribution SUPPORT 500.0
**MANNY YEKUTIEL FOR SUPERVISOR 2026 monetary contribution SUPPORT 500.0
**SAN FRANCISCO DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE monetary contribution SUPPORT 2500.0
** Indicates an expenditure that is not directly related to a local contest on the 2026-06-02 election.

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This page displays campaign finance summary information calculated using only the most recent (“Latest”) versions of FPPC Forms 460, 496, and 497 filed by this committee. The table below lists the specific campaign statements used to calculate the totals shown on this page.

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Filing Date Form Filing Period
2025-07-31 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Original) 2025-01-01 - 2025-06-30
2024-06-17 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Amendment) 2024-02-29 - 2024-05-10
2024-03-08 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Amendment) 2024-02-18 - 2024-02-28
2024-01-25 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Original) 2023-01-01 - 2023-12-31
2024-05-02 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Amendment) 2024-01-21 - 2024-02-17
2024-03-08 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Amendment) 2024-01-01 - 2024-01-20
2026-02-02 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Original) 2025-07-01 - 2025-12-31
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Committee Name Joe Sangirardi for San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee 2024
Committee ID 1463427
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