| Mayor John Noguez Proposes a Resolution Limiting Campaign Contributions for Upcoming Local Elections. Total Contributions in 2003 To The slate of Noguez, Gomez, Hernandez Was Over $129,000 September 27, 2004 By WatchOurCity.com Huntington Park, CA - Major John Noguez proposes during the September 7, 2004 council meeting to limit campaign contributions of future candidates for City Council. Most immediately affected by the new resolution are incumbents Ed Escareno and Ric Loya who's council terms expire in March of 2005, as well as the slew of challengers for the two council seats. John Noguez' "family" alone gave a combined total of approximately $50,000 dollars in "In-Kind" contributions to the slate that included John Noguez, Mario Gomez and Ofelia Hernandez for the March 2003 municipal election period. A highly unprecedented amount of over $129,000 in donations and 'In-Kind" contributions was raised by the slate. Noguez has stated publicly that the owners of Tacos Mexico and Leonardo's Restaurant on Alameda are his "family". Summary of Campaign Contributions 2003 |
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Source of Data:
1. City Council Agenda 9-07-04
2. Campaign Contribution Statements Form 460 filed with the
City Clerk's Office for the March 2003 election period.
1. City Council Agenda 9-07-04
2. Campaign Contribution Statements Form 460 filed with the
City Clerk's Office for the March 2003 election period.
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