Lisa Bender

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Overview


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Campaign Filings

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Report Filed date Raised Spent Balance
2017 pre-general report [pdf]
11/01/17 $5,860.00 $20,033.88 $36,625.47
2017 Candidate Filing [link]

$250 Fee


 08/04/17 N/A N/A N/A
2017 pre-primary report [pdf]
08/01/17 $31,955.00 $47,517.24 $50,799.35
2016 annual report [pdf]
01/17/17 $34,493.00 $6,707.00 $66,361.59
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Finance Highlights


non-itemized contributions 2017 pre-primary report
$6177.00
2017 pre-primary report
% non-itemized contributions 2017 pre-primary report
19%
2017 pre-primary report

Endorsements

Our Revolution TC
OutFront Action
Minnesota Young DFL
DFL Environmental Caucus
SEIU MN
Stonewall DFL Caucus
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
Minnesota Nurses Association
Women Winning
Take Action MN
WedgeLIVE
Sierra Club North Star Chapter
LIUNA: City Employees Local 363
Star Tribune Editorial Board
The Urbanist

* Candidates may or may not have endorsements from individuals, but these are not reflected here.

Public Participation

Forums
Forum videos
Voter guides
Opinion/Analysis
Surveys

Opponents



Sources

Hennepin County Campaign Finance
Minnesota Campaign Finance Board
Facebook
Twitter

Notable donations (by category)

NB: donors may belong to multiple categories.

$100 Aaron Diederich
Lupe Development Partners 		09/06/2016
$100 Aaron Diederich
Lupe Development Partners 		12/12/2016
$200 Audra Williams
Ryan Construction 		12/12/2016
$200 Bianca Fine
Fine Associates 		03/14/2017
$200 Bianca Fine
Fine Associates 		07/25/2017
$250 Bianca Fine
Fine Associates 		10/19/2016
$250 Brad Swenson
Greco 		12/12/2016
$600 Christopher Barnes
Dominium Inc 		07/18/2017
$500 Christopher Barnes and Brandy Barnes
Dominium Inc 		12/12/2016
$100 Collin Barr
Ryan Construction 		07/18/2017
$600 Curt Gunsbury
Solhem 		02/21/2017
$250 Curt Gunsbury
Solhem 		11/14/2016
$600 Daniel Oberpriller
CPM 		03/01/2017
$250 Daniel Oberpriller
CPM 		08/19/2016
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		03/01/2017
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		03/01/2017
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		03/01/2017
$450 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		07/18/2017
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		12/12/2016
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		12/12/2016
$50 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		12/12/2016
$100 Dominium Political Fund
Dominium Inc 		12/27/2016
$100 Don Gerberding
Master 		12/17/2016
$250 Eugene Rerat
Base Management, LLC 		08/09/2016
$250 Eugene Rerat
Base Management, LLC 		06/23/2017
$600 Josh Brandsted
Greco 		02/22/2017
$250 Josh Brandsted
Greco 		08/09/2016
$1200 Kelly & Connie Doran
Doran Companies 		07/10/2017
$600 Mark Moorhouse
Dominium Inc 		07/18/2017
$250 Maureen Michalski
Shafer Richardson 		02/28/2017
$200 Maureen Michalski
Shafer Richardson 		12/09/2016
$50 Maureen Michalski
Shafer Richardson 		11/17/2016
$600 Michael Lander
Lander Group 		06/01/2017
$1200 Nick & Breana Walton
CPM 		03/01/2017
$250 Nick Walton
CPM 		01/09/2016
$250 Robert Lux
Alatus 		12/31/2016
$100 Steve Minn
Lupe Development Partners 		09/06/2016
$100 Steve Minn
Lupe Development Partners 		12/12/2016
$100 Steven Norcutt
Shafer Richardson 		08/09/2016
$250 Stuart Ackerberg
Ackerberg Group 		07/25/2017
$250 Stuart Ackerberg and Romy Ackerberg
Ackerberg Group 		08/06/2016
$250 Stuart Ackerberg and Romy Ackerberg
Ackerberg Group 		12/30/2016
$100 Tony Barranco
Ryan Construction 		10/06/2016
$100 Tony Barranco
Ryan Construction 		09/20/2016
$50 Tony Barranco
Ryan Construction 		12/27/2016
$250 Xcel Employees PAC

07/18/2017

Contributions by Lisa Bender

Note that this list does not reflect all donations received or given by a candidate, simply noteworthy contributions from various individuals and organizations that typically contribute to one or many elections during the year. Only donations from Minneapolis 2017-2018 finance reports are reflected. All donations that could be found in the MN State Campaign Finance board are included as well.



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www.startribune.com // Briana Bierschbach

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www.southwestjournal.com // Nate Gotlieb

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Minneapolis restaurants, bars and cafes to close as mayor declares emergency (03/16/20)

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www.southwestjournal.com // Andrew Hazzard

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Minneapolis schools staying open for now (03/13/20)

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www.southwestjournal.com // Nate Gotlieb

New speed limits in Minneapolis, St. Paul: 25 mph and 20 mph (03/12/20)

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www.startribune.com // Miguel Otárola

City aims for 60% of trips made by transit, bike or foot by 2030 (03/11/20)

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www.southwestjournal.com // Andrew Hazzard

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www.startribune.com // Miguel Otárola

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www.startribune.com // Liz Navratil

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