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DOOLEY IS ONLY COUNTY EXECUTIVE CANDIDATE TO RAISE OVER $1 MILLION THIS ELECTION CYCLE
Dooley: $607K cash on hand, $244K in contributions for first quarter
Raised over $1M this election cycle
0 debt. 76% of contributions were $500 or less
Dooley leads cash race when Stenger debt and self-funding factored in
As we enter the final full quarter before the primary election, Dooley for St. Louis County is in a strong position, and Charlie Dooley is the only candidate for County Executive to have raised more than $1M this election cycle.
“We are confident that we will have the resources necessary to communicate Charlie Dooley’s values and outstanding record of accomplishments”, said Communications Director Linda Goldstein. “Charlie has a proven track record of supporting women’s health initiatives, and he supports a woman’s right to choose. With 20,000 jobs created in the last 4 years, the highest bond rating in the state, and the lowest crime in 40 years, it’s not surprising that we have such a strong base of financial support.”
More than 75% of the Dooley contributions have been $500 or less and one-third of them $100 or less. It is important to keep in mind that our opponent is over $200,000 in debt. We are proud of our broad base of support, which includes the labor and business communities.
Dooley for St. Louis County currently has $607,000 cash on hand. One of his Democratic primary opponents, Steve Stenger, has had the luxury of giving himself several hundred thousand dollars, and his campaign is over $200,000 in debt. According to his own report, Stenger has not surpassed the $1M mark as his press release claims.
Charlie has spent his lifetime in service to his county, community, and country.
Let’s keep the County moving forward with Charlie Dooley!
Dooley Releases Decade of Tax Returns, Calls on Steve Stenger to Follow Suit
Transparency and ethics are key issues; Steve Stenger should let voters vet his financial history
Challenge to Steve Stenger to release full returns for years 2003-2013
Questions remain about Stenger’s personal net worth
St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley released a decade of tax returns during an interview on St. Louis Public Radio’s Politically Speaking podcast this week. Dooley released returns for the years 2003, when he became County Executive following the death of Buzz Westfall, until 2012. Dooley also plans to release his 2013 taxes after they are filed.
“Charlie Dooley has no problem revealing his personal financial information to the citizens of St. Louis County”, said campaign spokesperson Linda Goldstein. “Personal and professional transparency is something people can count on with Charlie Dooley. He is an open book when it comes to his personal finances, and voters know that they can trust Charlie Dooley. As County Executive he has operated with the same level of honesty, integrity and openness as he has demonstrated in his personal life. We challenge Steve Stenger to be as forthcoming.”
Dooley’s tax returns reveal that he’s not a man of large personal wealth or investments. Like most people in St. Louis County, his family’s income has come from salaries and pensions, not from interest on savings or stock dividends. Charlie Dooley does not benefit from special tax breaks or shelters. For most of the last 10 years, his federal tax rate, after deductions, has been around 17 percent. Dooley’s returns also reveal annual charitable contributions averaging around $15,000.
Charlie has worked to make St. Louis County the best place to start a business, raise a family, and develop a great career.
Charlie helped create thousands of new jobs, making us the #1 county for job growth and new business starts in the state.
His tough leadership guided the County through the financial crisis, maintained the highest bond ranking in the state, and saved taxpayers millions.
He's fought to protect our families, reducing crime to a 42-year low. And he’s expanded access to mammograms and healthcare.
Now Charlie is creating bold public-private partnerships to bring the county more jobs and build stronger neighborhoods.
He'll continue to run a government that’s fiscally responsible and saves taxpayers money, creates growth, and provides better healthcare to our families.
Charlie has spent his lifetime in service to his county, community, and country.
Let’s keep the County moving forward with Charlie Dooley!
