Jesse Jackson Jr. Pays Campaign Funds to Chicago Alderman Wife - Bloomberg.com »
Posted By y_soitenly 6 months, 2 weeks ago in News
May 21 (Bloomberg) -- Representative Jesse Jackson Jr .’s
congressional campaign organization has paid his wife at least
$247,500 since 2001, including at least $95,000 after Sandra
Jackson joined the Chicago City Council two years ago, according
to federal election records.
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Jackson’s political committee also gave at least $298,927 in cash and in-kind contributions to Sandra Jackson’s campaign fund, which bankrolled her races for a city council seat that pays more than $100,000 per year and an unpaid position on the Cook County Democratic Committee.
Sandra Jackson, known as Sandi, received the $95,000 for political consulting after pledging during her campaign to give “my full attention” to the alderman’s post. -
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Jesse Jackson listed his wife’s firm on personal finance disclosures for 2001, 2002 and 2003, but didn’t mention her consulting work on filings for 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. Earlier this year, Jackson amended those reports, saying the Donatella firm was omitted by mistake. -
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