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Joseph Solomon

Employers on filingsSTATE OF RHODE ISLAND 2018–2026 · Law Offices of Thomas E. Badway 2024 · LAW OFFICE OF THOMAS E. BADWAY 2019–2024 · +22 moreCandidate ofJOSEPH J SOLOMON JR.Treasurer ofJS PAC
Also known asJoseph J. SolomonCampaign financeJoseph J Solomon Jr.Campaign financeJoseph J Soloon Jr.Campaign financeJoseph Soloman Jr.Campaign finance+17 more
Cash on hand
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Campaign raised
$1.1M
3,293 gifts
Committee: JOSEPH J SOLOMON JR.. Its spending is listed there.
Given personally
$29.6k
116 gifts
Not counted here: 2 refunds, repayments and corrections adding up to -$250. See Transactions.

In office

4 current offices are linked to this person.

Who funds Joseph Solomon's campaign (JOSEPH J SOLOMON JR.), where it spends, and Joseph Solomon's own giving, on one diagram. A node marked personal is Joseph Solomon's own money; the rest went through the campaign. Amounts are gifts and payments; loans, refunds, corrections and self-funding are left out.

Money in Money outpersonal Joseph Solomon's own moneypart personal some of eachUnmarked: the campaign committeeClick any node to follow the money.

Self-funding is kept out of this diagram and the totals above: $302.7k put in by the candidate, $211.4k paid back. The Self-funding tab below lists each one.

Elections

Every race this person stood in, with the result the Board of Elections reported. Votes are the total for the race; a winner is shown only once every precinct is counted and no unattributed votes could change the order. Until the Board certifies an election, its figures are the election-night count.

Elected to
  • Representative in General Assembly, District 222024, 2022

Also on the ballot under this name

Name match, not confirmed

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