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Santa Monica's Left Hook comes to San Diego politics
Out-of-town opposition research firm paid $2500; cable TV buy totals $138,740
From Yes on C homepage
San Diego Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer and his strange bedfellows in the form of big labor Democrats appear to be counting on more than a few left-right jabs from out of town to put their convention center expansion and homeless relief tax over the two-thirds majority threshold in March.
Among the list of vendors on the Yes on C committee's January 23 campaign disclosure filing is a longtime Faulconer political friend and ally, Axiom Strategies of Kansas City, which has so far in 2020 been paid $15,601 through January 18.
From Yes on C homepage (part of slideshow)
Additionally, Axiom subsidiary Cannon Research Group, which specializes in so-called opposition research, received $2500 from the Measure C. Proponents.
"A firm grasp on what information is out there about your client and their opponent is one of the best tools a client can have in the arsenal," Axiom founder Jeff Roe told the Missouri Times in November 2017 after buying the company. "Tom Jones and his team are expert opposition researchers who have already proven to be a benefit for our clients."
From the other side of the political spectrum on behalf of Yes on C comes Left Hook of Santa Monica, whose motto is "Hit 'em with the Left Hook," per the website of the company, formed two years ago.
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Left Hook has gotten a total of $259,286, $200,000 for Internet work and the balance related to TV and cable efforts.
According to Politico, clients of the Democratic media and political strategy firm have included House Democrats Pete Aguilar, Ami Bera, and Dina Titus, along with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's high-dollar independent expenditure effort for loser Jon Ossoff in Georgia's 6th District.
TV commercial buys include $155,400 on KFMB, $42,535 for KGTV, $67,375 on KNSD, $77,450 on KSWB, and $46,055 on KUSI. Cable time buys, placed through NCC Media, owned by Comcast, Charter Communications, and Cox Communications, total $138,740, according to the disclosure.
After spending a total of $803,580, the Yes on C campaign had an ending cash balance of $455,554, along with outstanding debts of $83,084 as of January 18, the disclosure says
That outlay inches the predominantly hotel-funded effort closer to the $2 million expenditure bare minimum believed necessary if it is to have a reasonable chance at winning the required two-thirds vote.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Santa Monica's Left Hook comes to San Diego politics
Out-of-town opposition research firm paid $2500; cable TV buy totals $138,740
Santa Monica's Left Hook comes to San Diego politics
Out-of-town opposition research firm paid $2500; cable TV buy totals $138,740
From Yes on C homepage
San Diego Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer and his strange bedfellows in the form of big labor Democrats appear to be counting on more than a few left-right jabs from out of town to put their convention center expansion and homeless relief tax over the two-thirds majority threshold in March.
Among the list of vendors on the Yes on C committee's January 23 campaign disclosure filing is a longtime Faulconer political friend and ally, Axiom Strategies of Kansas City, which has so far in 2020 been paid $15,601 through January 18.
From Yes on C homepage (part of slideshow)
Additionally, Axiom subsidiary Cannon Research Group, which specializes in so-called opposition research, received $2500 from the Measure C. Proponents.
"A firm grasp on what information is out there about your client and their opponent is one of the best tools a client can have in the arsenal," Axiom founder Jeff Roe told the Missouri Times in November 2017 after buying the company. "Tom Jones and his team are expert opposition researchers who have already proven to be a benefit for our clients."
From the other side of the political spectrum on behalf of Yes on C comes Left Hook of Santa Monica, whose motto is "Hit 'em with the Left Hook," per the website of the company, formed two years ago.
More of slideshow
Left Hook has gotten a total of $259,286, $200,000 for Internet work and the balance related to TV and cable efforts.
According to Politico, clients of the Democratic media and political strategy firm have included House Democrats Pete Aguilar, Ami Bera, and Dina Titus, along with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's high-dollar independent expenditure effort for loser Jon Ossoff in Georgia's 6th District.
TV commercial buys include $155,400 on KFMB, $42,535 for KGTV, $67,375 on KNSD, $77,450 on KSWB, and $46,055 on KUSI. Cable time buys, placed through NCC Media, owned by Comcast, Charter Communications, and Cox Communications, total $138,740, according to the disclosure.
After spending a total of $803,580, the Yes on C campaign had an ending cash balance of $455,554, along with outstanding debts of $83,084 as of January 18, the disclosure says
That outlay inches the predominantly hotel-funded effort closer to the $2 million expenditure bare minimum believed necessary if it is to have a reasonable chance at winning the required two-thirds vote.
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