Alex Moseley — 2008 Tennessee House, District 33 campaign
2008 Tennessee House, District 33
Final This campaign’s election cycle is closed — no further reports for it are due, so these totals are settled rather than mid-race. They cover every filing we hold for the campaign; if the source archive later adds one, we load it. Full definition → · 6 filings · Pre-General 2008–Q4 2008
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Why this number?
Cash on hand is the amount reported on the filing listed below.
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The ending cash balance the campaign reported on its most recent filing (as filed, not computed).
- Q4 2008 Initial $16 filing-stated
Raised (cash) adds together the amounts listed below.
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Sum of every cash receipt bucket: itemized contributions from others + the candidate's own contributions + loans + filer-stated unitemized + (federal) transfers and other receipts. Excludes the value of donated goods & services, shown separately as In-Kind Received. Note: a separate cross-filing check found a loan-balance carryforward discontinuity in the filings behind this figure. The reports have not been reconciled to determine the cause of the unexplained balance change.
| Itemized contributions from others | $1,450 |
| Loans received | $1,221 |
| Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) | $1,446 |
| Raised (cash) | $4,117 |
- Q4 2008 Initial $371 derived
- Pre-General 2008 Initial $490 mixed
- Itemized contributions from others $200 derived
- Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) $290 filing-stated
- Q3 2008 Amendment $1,756 mixed
- Itemized contributions from others $750 derived
- Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) $1,006 filing-stated
- Q2 2008 Initial $900 mixed
- Itemized contributions from others $250 derived
- Unitemized contributions (filer-stated lump sum) $150 filing-stated
- Loans $500 derived
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- Q1 2008 Amendment $600 derived
Total spent adds together the amounts listed below.
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Itemized expenditure rows plus the stated spending a filer reported as a lump sum without itemizing it.
| Itemized expenditures | $2,060 |
| Stated spending not itemized (credited) | $1,966 |
| Total spent | $4,026 |
- Q4 2008 Initial $483 mixed
- Itemized expenditures $422 derived
- Stated spending not itemized (credited) $61 filing-stated
- Pre-General 2008 Initial $431 mixed
- Itemized expenditures $150 derived
- Stated spending not itemized (credited) $281 filing-stated
- Q3 2008 Amendment $1,652 mixed
- Itemized expenditures $770 derived
- Stated spending not itemized (credited) $882 filing-stated
- Pre-Primary 2008 Initial $33 filing-stated
Out-of-state share compares itemized money from outside tennessee with raised incl. in-kind.
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Itemized contributions from a state other than Tennessee, divided by everything the campaign raised (shown only when the state of most itemized money is known — above 99% coverage).
| From outside Tennessee | $0 |
Who funds this campaign The sources split breaks down everything the campaign raised: the candidate’s own money (including self-loans), individuals (including unitemized small gifts), organizations and PACs, and “other” (in-kind contributions, loans other than the candidate’s, and the like) — open its “Why this number?” for the full breakdown. Gift-size and location figures cover itemized contributions only. Aggregates count everyone who gave, including donors below the $200 disclosure floor — a share across all donors identifies no one. Full definition →
The candidate’s own money made up 29% of the campaign’s funds — individuals gave 56%, organizations and PACs 12%, with 3% from other sources.
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Share from the candidate compares from the candidate's own money with everything the campaign raised.
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Everything the campaign raised, split into the candidate's own money (own contributions plus self- and family loans), individuals, organizations and PACs, and everything else — loans other than the candidate's, in-kind contributions, and (for federal filers) committee transfers and other receipts. Unitemized small donations count as individual money. The parts add up to the total raised. The headline share is the candidate divided by the total.
| Candidate's own money (incl. self-loans) | $1,221 |
| From individuals | $2,396 |
| From organizations and PACs | $500 |
| In-kind contributions (goods & services) | $146 |
Where the money comes from Shares of itemized dollars, by the contributor’s state and city as filed. A city is named only when at least 5 donors gave from it or it holds at least 5% of the located dollars; everyone else is grouped into “elsewhere.” Shown only when at least 80% of dollars carry a usable state. Full definition →
100% of located dollars came from within Tennessee (0% from out of state).
- Oak Ridge $1K83%
- Chattanooga $25017%
Why this number?
Out-of-state share of located dollars compares itemized money from outside tennessee with itemized money with a known state.
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Itemized contribution dollars from outside Tennessee, divided by all itemized dollars whose contributor state is known. A city is named only when at least 5 donors gave from it OR it holds at least 5% of the located dollars; everyone else is grouped into elsewhere-in-Tennessee and other-out-of-state. Shown only above 99% state coverage. Based on itemized contributions only (loans and money a filer reported as an unitemized lump sum are not included).
| From outside Tennessee | $0 |
Contributions & Spending Over Time
Itemized monetary contributions and expenditures by month — Feb 2008 – Oct 2008. Peak $750 in Aug 2008. Spending peaked at $770 in Sep 2008.
Contributions
The donor total above includes everyone who gave. This table names donors whose cumulative giving reached $200.
| Donor | Donations | Net |
|---|---|---|
| Steve Mead | 1 | $500.00 |
| Friends of Zach Wamp | 1 | $250.00 |
| Dave Drum | 1 | $250.00 |
| Victory 2006 PAC | 1 | $250.00 |
| Randy McNally | 1 | $200.00 |
| Donor | Location | Employer | Amount | Date |
|---|
Expenditures
| Vendor | Payments | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oak Ridge Observer | 1 | $316.00 | |
| Access Solutions | 1 | $290.61 | |
| Premium Graphicx | 1 | $266.00 | |
| Graphic Creations | 1 | $265.44 | |
| Staples | 1 | $213.26 | |
| Oak Ridger | 1 | $150.00 | |
| Anderson County Repulican Party | 1 | $135.00 | |
| U.S. Post Office | 1 | $110.70 | |
| Citadel Broadcasting | 1 | $106.25 | |
| Holiday Inn | 1 | $104.57 | |
| Kroger | 1 | $101.90 |
| Payee | Location | Purpose | Amount | Date |
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Loans
$1,221.00 in loan principal shown. The filings date all of it to this campaign. Later reports can repeat an outstanding loan, so each reconstructed lender balance is counted once below.
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Loan principal shown adds together the amounts listed below.
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Loan schedules can repeat an outstanding debt on later reports. This is the reconstructed principal for each lender, counted once, split between candidate or family loans and all other lenders. Repayments and outstanding balances are shown separately in the ledger.
| Candidate and family loans | $1,221 |
| Loan principal shown | $1,221 |
| Lender | Type | Received | Principal | Repaid | Outstanding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self (Alex Moseley) | Candidate loan | Feb 19, 2008 | $1,221.00 | $75.00 | $1,146.00 |
Where the money went Each expenditure carries a short description of what it was for, written by the campaign. We sort those descriptions into a fixed set of categories; one expenditure goes in one category, so the amounts add up to Alex Moseley’s itemized spending. Descriptions that don’t clearly fit a category are counted under Other rather than guessed at.
- Printing & mail $933 45%
- Advertising & media $572 28%
- Office & operations $213 10%
- Other $135 7%
- Travel $105 5%
- Fundraising & events $102 5%
Loans
| Lender | Amount | Date Received | Outstanding | Repaid |
|---|
Each loan shows its balance as of the candidate's most recent filing; repayments since then appear when the next report is filed.
Filing History
Totals as filed with the Tennessee Registry of Election Finance; see About for how this data is processed.