Monday, July 30, 2018

Bartosh raises $6,134 as presiding commissioner race enters final phase

Incumbent presiding commissioner John Bartosh goes into the final phase of his campaign with at least $5,500 to spend, according to his eight-days-before-election report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission.

The report shows Bartosh had only $38.95 in his campaign account at the end of June, but raised $6,134 during the first three weeks of July and spent $664.95, leaving him with $5,508 in the bank.

Bartosh's biggest contributor, giving $1,000 apiece, were Frank Bartosh and Phillip Camerer, Neosho. Giving $500 were Steve Beimdiek and Jim Woestman and U. S. Assets Recovery, Joplin.

Kevin Checkett, Carthage, and Tony Williams, Carthage, contributed $200 and $150, respectively.

Bartosh received $2,234 in contributions of $100 or less, according to the report. He paid $664.95 to Davis Advertising for signs.

Bartosh's opponent, former Joplin R-8 Board of Education member, Mike Landis, has not filed his eight-days-before-election report. The reports are due by midnight tonight.


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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous2:57 PM

    My vote is for Bartosh. Landis is part of the reason Joplin Shcools had to take a $30 million dollar loan. Jasper county can not afford to have Landis at the helm

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  2. Anonymous5:12 PM

    Wasn't it Landis that said "What the voters say doesn't matter" when he was still on the Joplin School board?

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  3. Anonymous7:37 PM

    Wasn't it Landis that said "It doesn't matter what the voters want" when he was still on the Joplin School board?

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  4. Anonymous9:47 PM

    Landis - just say no
    He may end up having a little baby tantrum and quit the commissioner job. Just like he did on school board
    He’s too risky to say the least.

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