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Big local spenders

November
6

The New York Public Interest Research Group today compiled a list of the top 10 spenders in local elections this year. The leader was Democratic Erie County executive candidate Jim Keane, followed by Republican Yonkers Mayor Phil Amicone and Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks, also a Republican.

Here’s the NYPIRG list:

Jim Keane, Erie County Executive, D, $1,292,513.01
Phil Amicone, Yonkers Mayor, R, $886,749.13
Maggie Brooks, Monroe County Executive, R, $763,875.91
Paul Clark, Erie County Executive, I, $759,308

Chris Collins, Erie County Executive, R, $676,652.37
Ernie Davis, Mt. Vernon Mayor, D, $482,452
William Magnarelli, Onondaga County Executive, D, $388,405.65
Dan Donovan, Staten Island District Attorney, R, $343,717.66
Bill O’Loughlin, Erie County Clerk, R, $330,987.69
Bill Steinhaus, Dutchess County Executive, R, $326,952.46

This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 6th, 2007 at 3:59 pm by Joseph Spector.
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  1. rochesterturning.com: turning the tide upstate

    [...] local election campaigns in the entire state. Here’s the list of the top ten (from NYPirg via Joe Spector): Jim Keane, Erie County Executive, D, $1,292,513.01 Phil Amicone, Yonkers Mayor, R, $886,749.13 [...]

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