How much did the International Union of Operating Engineers spend during the week ending October 17?

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How much did the International Union of Operating Engineers spend during the week ending October 17?
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Nov 3, 2020
ByMinneapolis Review
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The International Union of Operating Engineers spent $7,500 during the week ending October 17, according to the Minnesota Campaign Finance Board.

This was a 650-percent spending increase over the previous week for the committee.

Here are the committee’s expenditures during the week.
Expenditure TypeDateAmount
Contribution10/16/2020$1,000
Contribution10/16/2020$1,000
Contribution10/16/2020$1,000
Contribution10/16/2020$1,000
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500
Contribution10/16/2020$500

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