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Deneil Jones

Employers on filingsBrookline Bancorp Inc 2024Candidate ofDENEIL M JONESOfficer ofJENNY GERTRUDIS MERCADO RUIZ
Also known asDeneil Morgana JonesRI declared candidates (2024)
Campaign raised
$761
13 contributions
Committee: DENEIL M JONES)
Campaign spent
$657
12 payments
Committee: DENEIL M JONES)
Given personally
$111
4 contributions
-$51 across 2 refund/correction rows are excluded here (see Transactions)

Who funds Deneil Jones's campaign (DENEIL M JONES), where it spends, and Deneil Jones's own giving, on one diagram. Each node is marked campaign or personal. Click a node to follow the money.

Money in Money outcampaign committee accountpersonal Deneil Jones's own moneyClick any node to follow the money.
INDIVIDUAL$250
Jorge Elorzacampaign
INDIVIDUAL$85
David Jonescampaign
INDIVIDUAL$75
Janie Seguicampaign
INDIVIDUAL$50
Jean Josuecampaign
INDIVIDUAL$50
Ramona Santos Torrescampaign
INDIVIDUAL$50
Anita Ellen Burke Johnsoncampaign
INDIVIDUAL$50
Juan Rosalescampaign
INDIVIDUAL$40
Vena-Mae Josephcampaign
VENDOR$382
Good Party, LLCcampaign
VENDOR$120
She Moves Forward, LLCcampaign
VENDOR$80
All the Answers Inccampaign
VENDOR$32
FAST SIGNScampaign
BUSINESS$24
ActBluecampaign
VENDOR$19
Walmart.comcampaign
Deneil Jones
in $650·out $657

Self-funding is kept out of this diagram, matching the totals above: $0 out, $6 back. See the Self-funding tab below for the raw rows.

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.

ElectionOfficePartyVotesResult
2024 general2024-11-05School Board, District 5, ProvidenceNon-Partisan Local Office1,936Lost

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