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        [UPDATED] Pasadena Mayoral Money Trail From Sept. 27 Till Oct. 18

        • Brandon Tran
          • October 19, 2020
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      WE INVESTIGATE

      two heads over money and city hall building

      Pasadena Mayoral Money Trail From Sept. 27 Till Oct. 18, 2020 (Photo – Graphic Dept.)

      There are two candidates running for mayor in Pasadena in the upcoming election in November, Victor Gordo and Terry Tornek.

      By Brandon Tran

      This article shows the contributions to the election campaign for each candidate since September 27. Previously reported contributions are available here.

      Mayor Terry Tornek

      This list will show all donations provided to Terry Tornek from September 27 to October 18, 2020 valued at $2,000 or more. He is heavily funded by corporate executives, businesses, wealthy individuals, and managers.

      • Daniel James, Pasadena, CA: $2,254.22 (Programmer at GMV Syncromatics).
      • Paul P. Rusnak Family Trust, Pasadena, CA: $9,995.00 (Trust).
      • Kathryn Hamilton, Pasadena, CA: $2,000 (Systems engineering manager at Northrup Gruman).
      • California Pacific Homes Inc., Irvine, CA: $5,000 (Business entity).
      • Missak Bauan, Pasadena, CA: $3,000 (owner of MSB Constructors).
      • The Business Park of Pasadena, Pasadena, CA: $5,000 (Business entity).
      • Lawrence D. Tornek, Coconut Grove, FL: $10,000 (Insurance at WT Scott).
      • Integrated Community Options, Inc. 2010, Pasadena, CA: $2,500 (Business entity).

      Councilmember Victor Gordo

      This list will show all donations provided to Victor Gordo from September 19 to October 18, 2020 valued at $2,000 or more. He is heavily funded by union PACs. Some of his donations were valued under $2,000.

      • Pasadena Firefighters Local 809 PAC, Pasadena, CA: $15,000 (ID#: 862327).
      • Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing PAC, Sacramento, CA: $10,000 (ID#: 1358723).
      • Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters PAC, Los Angeles, CA: $5000 (ID#: 870169).
      • United Nurses Association of California, Long Beach, CA: $5000 (ID#: 1295768).
      • California Teamsters Public Affairs Council, Sacramento, CA: $5000 (ID#: 742500).
      • Yvonne Navaro, Pasadena, CA: $3000 (Retired).
      • V. Manuel Perez for Supervisor 2020, Coachella, CA: $2500 (Politician).
      • Michael Williamson, Pasadena, CA: $2,500 (attorney, Buchalter Law Firm).
      • Richard Moreno, Redondo Beach, CA: $2,500 (self-employed producer/editor).
      • Ralph F. Hurtado, Pasadena, CA: $2,000 (Retired).
      • Laborers International Union of North America Local 324 (ID#: 952148), Martinez, CA: $2,000 (union PAC).

      More funds are added to both campaigns on a daily basis. You can view changes for them here.

      [This article has been updated to include more contributions as of Oct. 18. Oct. 20, 1:58 pm.]

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