It turns out, many of her supporters are owners of businesses that have a less than stellar record when it comes to maintaining a safe neighborhood. For each property, we took a look at the calls for service to the East Precinct police for the period of her tenure, 2003 to now.
Here is a sample:
Donor Address: 701 Dickerson Rd.
Amount Given: $500 (She also got an additional $500 from the FORMER owner of 701 Dickerson Rd).
Calls for Service: 1,477
Donor Address: 803 Dickerson Rd.
Amount Given: $250
Calls for Service: 1,984
Donor Address: 2202 Dickerson Rd.
Amount Given: $250
Calls for Service: 578
Meanwhile, how’s she doing on grassroots support? Out of the $3075 she reported in campaign contributions this period, only one donor gave less than or equal to $100. The rest of her contributors are all from gas station and hotel owners that don’t live in the district (except the $475 Ms. Murray gave herself). Her competitor reports $2720 in contributions that were $100 or less.
Which candidate do you think is more focused on supporting the actual constituents in District 5, the constituents that are improving this community?
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Hyper-local blogger reports that Pam Murray's campaign accepts money from absentee landlords with checkered police histories
The anonymous Districtfive blog digs into CM Pam Murray's latest campaign donor report--which was allegedly filed late at the Election Commission--and reports some troubling information about the company Ms. Murray keeps at election time:
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