J.r. Eppler

Candidate for Board of Supervisors D10

Summary Totals

Includes committee activity disclosed between 2026-02-02 and 2026-02-02.

Total Contributions

31928.0

Total Expenditures

13394.88

Unitemized contributions of less than $100 totaled 1897.0 and represented 6 of all contributions.

Contributions from San Francisco totaled 23631.0 and represented 74 of all contributions.

Contributions from California totaled 28181.0 and represented 88 of all contributions.

Contributions from individuals totaled 30031.0 and represented 94 of all contributions.

Activity Details

First Name Last Name Total
WILLIAM LACY 750.0
SETH ACHARYA 500.0
SAM SADLE 500.0
ALEXANDRA GADEBERG 500.0
MICHAEL GADEBERG 500.0
KEITH GOLDSTEIN 500.0
ALISON HEATH 500.0
KEVIN HOLMES 500.0
GARY HOROWITZ 500.0
KAYREN HUDIBURGH 500.0
AMIN ISSA 500.0
KANWAR KELLEY 500.0
FONG LIU 500.0
RICK SALAZAR 500.0
CHRISTIN EVANS 500.0
LINDSAY SCHALLICH 500.0
MAULIK SHAH 500.0
SALLY SHARROCK 500.0
DAVID STEVENSON 500.0
GEOFFREY STOWE 500.0
KATIE STOWE 500.0
DAVID TEJEDA 500.0
EMILY WANG 500.0
ODED WURMAN 500.0
LESTER ZEIDMAN 500.0
BEN FEUER 500.0
IAN LIVIE 500.0
PRECIOUS BALIN-WATKINS 500.0
DONTAYE BALL 500.0
JEAN BOGIAGES 500.0
IMOGEN DOUMANI 500.0
JARED DOUMANI 500.0
JUDE DECKENBACH 500.0
WILLIAM E EPPLER 500.0
AVIN ARUMUGAM 500.0
CATHERINE CHIN 450.0
BRUCE HUIE 350.0
RICHARD HUTSON 300.0
DARIUS CONTRACTOR 250.0
RICHARD SCHWANES 250.0
JASON KELLY JOHNSON 250.0
PAUL SELMANTS 250.0
JORGE CARBONELL 250.0
CONNIE SMYSER 250.0
DAPHNE MAGNAWA 250.0
NIKOLA PERENCEVIC 250.0
WILLIAM FALSEY 250.0
MICHAEL BERKOWITZ 250.0
NATHAN DUSHMAN 250.0
BENJAMIN SUMERS 250.0
RICHARD SWIG 250.0
MARY HAAK-FRENDSCHO 250.0
ALFRED WILLIAMS 250.0
GAREEMA BAJGAIN 250.0
MICHAEL FROW 250.0
DAVID FLETCHER 250.0
MARYO MOGANNAM 250.0
PANKAJ AGARWAL 201.0
RALPH MIGDAL 200.0
PALANI RATHINASAMY 200.0
DAN MURPHY 200.0
JOHN ZIESENHENNE 200.0
ALEX WEN 176.0
PAUL TERRY 150.0
MOE JAMIL 150.0
MONICA WALLACE 150.0
MELISSA METH 150.0
TES WELBORN 127.0
JOHN DECASTRO 126.0
HENRY KARNILOWICZ 101.0
TRAVIS TARR 100.0
LISA JOHNSON 100.0
WILLIAM GRANT EPPLER 100.0
STEPHANIE BASHAW 100.0
ANDREW STRICKMAN 100.0
JONI EISEN 100.0
JAMES HARVEY 100.0
JEFFREY TAM 100.0
EDWARD ELHAUGE 100.0
JAMES WHITAKER 100.0
BRENT BARTON 100.0
ADAM STARR 100.0
SHELDON TRIMBLE 100.0
MONA HARROCH 100.0
FRANCIS GILSON 100.0
ALEXANDRA HARKER 100.0
DELENE WOLF 100.0
BARBARA TASSA 100.0
TANYA MERA 100.0
LISA SPIRAKES 100.0
JOHN BRAVMAN 100.0
JOAN MEYER 100.0
ADAM MEISLIK 100.0
NATHAN MEE 100.0
PIPER MORRISON 100.0
KEVIN MORTON 100.0
KASHA MAZNIO 100.0
SUSAN ESLICK 100.0
SARA O'NEILL 100.0
MELANIE MARCHANT MESCHERY 100.0
SCOTT COLE 100.0
TRAVIS RITCHIE 100.0
ALICE ROGERS 100.0
LISA RYERS 100.0
AUDREY COLE 100.0
JULIENNE CHRISTENSEN 100.0
AMOS SCHALLICH 100.0
ALEX LIN-GOLDSMITH 100.0
KEVIN SCHEIRER 100.0
REBECCA KEE 100.0
JENNIFER SERWER 100.0
JONATHON KASS 100.0
MATT NESSIER 100.0
Category Total
campaign consultants 4000.0
professional services (legal, accounting) 3342.7
campaign literature and mailing 2062.25
campaign paraphernalia/misc. 1447.87
office expenses 1261.12
category in description field 772.0
information technology costs (internet, e-mail) 431.74
postage, delivery and messenger services 27.2

Third-Party Activity Supporting & Opposing J.r. Eppler

Total Supportive Activity

Contributions
None
Spending
None

Total Opposing Activity

Contributions
None
Spending
None
No third-party committee activity reported

Filings

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Filing Date Form Filing Period
2026-02-02 FPPC Form 460 - Committee Campaign Statement (Original) 2025-01-01 - 2025-12-31
Page last updated 2026-03-09

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    Committee Name J.r. Eppler for Supervisor 2026
    Committee ID 1482707

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    Dj Brookter for Supervisor 2026 1481892
    Gary Mc Coy for Supervisor 2026 1484080
    J.r. Eppler for Supervisor 2026 1482707
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    San Francisco Apartment Association Political Action Committee 840002
    San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee 742051
    San Francisco Young Democrats 961946
    Ua Local 38 Cope Fund 746875
    Friends of Sarah Mcbride CAL-ACCESS 01004707
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