Colorado 2014 ballot measure campaign expenditure recipients

2014 measures
November 4
Amendment 67 d
Amendment 68 d
Proposition 104 a
Proposition 105 d
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The following information details to whom 2014 Colorado ballot measure campaign expenditures went. Those who received expenditures provided services, such as consulting, advertising, polling, legal work and signature collection, for the ballot measure campaigns.

The top five recipients of ballot measure campaign expenditures were:

1. Target Enterprises: $25,277,887
2. Colorado Media & Mail: $13,571,554
3. Amplified Strategies: $3,590,450
4. Winner & Mandaback Campaigns: $2,289,865
5. Screen Strategies Media: $1,700,000

An aggregation of data on expenditure recipients in all states can be found here.

All data was compiled from expenditures data made available through the state's campaign finance website.

Expenditure recipients

The following chart illustrates which firms received payments greater than or equal to $20,000 from ballot measure campaign committees in 2014.

• A green background indicates that the expenditure recipient was employed by supporters of a measure.
• A red background indicates that the recipient was employed by opponents of the measure.

Recipient	Total	Amendment 67	Amendment 68	Proposition 104	Proposition 105
5280 Strategies, LLC	$25,000		$25,000
76 Words	$32,042	$32,042
Advance Marketing	$48,000		$48,000
Amplified Strategies	$3,590,450		$1,613,983		$1,976,467
Bask Digital Media	$35,000		$35,000
Black Diamond Outreach, LLC	$552,800		$552,800
Boulder Strategies, LLC	$29,250				$29,250
Campaign Communication Solutions, Inc.	$123,302	$123,302
Chism Strategies, Advocacy & Elections	$20,000				$20,000
Clear Strategies	$35,000		$35,000
Colorado AFL-CIO	$24,915		$24,915
Colorado Media & Mail	$13,571,554		$13,571,554
Colorado Media Group	$200,000		$200,000
Compass Natural LLC	$20,400				$20,400
Colorado Winning Edge	$29,026		$29,026
David J. Cole & Associates	$48,197		$48,197
Dial, Discuss and Decide	$309,178				$309,178
EIS Solutions	$66,865		$66,865
Evans Consulting	$63,000		$63,000
Fairbank, Maslin, Maulin, Metz & Associates, Inc.	$371,100		$49,501		$321,599
GBSM	$45,000		$45,000
Hill Research Consultants	$253,540		$253,540
Holland & Hart LLP	$180,738		$180,738
IKUE Strategies	$90,000		$90,000
Jackson Kelly PLLC	$144,019		$141,086		$2,933
James R. Bognet	$73,164				$73,164
JVA Campaigns	$649,473	$649,473
Katy Atkinson & Associates	$72,201		$72,201
Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP	$34,849				$34,849
Majority Strategies	$88,104		$88,104
McKenna Long and Aldridge LLP	$252,866		$252,866
Mendez Consulting Inc.	$159,318	$159,318
MIDG Group	$60,000		$60,000
Patriot Signage, Inc.	$28,862				$28,862
Paulwat LLC	$42,000		$42,000
PCI Consultants, Inc.	$427,645		$427,645
Personhood USA	$81,126	$81,126
R&R Partners	$361,453		$361,453
Recht Kornfeld PC	$229,344		$158,361		$70,983
Redirect Digital and Direct Marketing	$163,000				$163,000
Reiter & Associates	$317,927		$317,927
Ridder-Branden, Inc.	$209,022				$209,022
SalientPoint	$73,858				$73,858
Screen Strategies Media	$1,700,000	$1,700,000
Sean Walsh Consulting	$20,000		$20,000
Spot-On Ads	$70,000				$70,000
Strategies 360, Inc.	$43,800			$43,800
Stratton-Carpenter & Associates	$32,500		$32,500
Target Enterprises	$25,277,887		$13,918,702		$11,359,185
Telephone Town Hall Meeting, Inc.	$48,296		$48,296
The Capston Group	$25,000		$25,000
The Innovation Group, Inc.	$86,611		$86,611
The Kenney Group	$127,222				$127,222
The Pachner Company	$30,132		$30,132
The Production House	$95,545				$95,545
WR Communications	$50,000		$50,000
Winner & Mandaback Campaigns	$2,289,865		$1,372,412		$917,453

See also

Suggest a link

• Colorado 2014 ballot measures
• Campaign finance requirements for Colorado ballot measures
• 2014 ballot measure campaign expenditure recipients

External links

• Colorado Transparency in Contribution and Expenditure Reporting