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When a slate mailer organization receives $2,500 or more from a single source in the 90 days before an election (or on election day), it must disclose that payment within 24 hours on Form 498. Each entry below pairs the payor (the candidate or committee that paid for slate placement) with the candidate or ballot measure the payment was for.

Total Late Payments Received

~$XX,XXX

All time, across every Form 498 filing

Receipts Disclosed

Each disclosed within 24 hours of receipt

Late payments — who paid, who it was for

Each row pairs the payor with the candidate or measure the payment supported (or opposed) on the slate

Oct 22, 2008 ~$X,XXX

Yes on 11 - Hold Politicians Accountable, a Coalition of Consumer, Senior, Public Interest, Taxpayer, Community and Business Groups and Leaders

San Rafael, CA · Committee

For

Proposition 11 Support

May 23, 2008 ~$X,XXX

Multi-County Property Rights PAC, Sponsored by Apartment Assn of Orange County

Garden Grove, CA · Committee

May 23, 2008 ~$X,XXX

Van Tran for Assembly 2008

Sacramento, Ca · Committee

For

Van Tran Support

Date	Payor	Candidate / Measure	Position	Amount
Oct 22, 2008	Yes on 11 - Hold Politicians Accountable, a Coalition of Consumer, Senior, Public Interest, Taxpayer, Community and Business Groups and Leaders San Rafael, CA Committee	Proposition 11	Support	~$X,XXX
May 23, 2008	Multi-County Property Rights PAC, Sponsored by Apartment Assn of Orange County Garden Grove, CA Committee	—	—	~$X,XXX
May 23, 2008	Van Tran for Assembly 2008 Sacramento, Ca Committee	Van Tran	Support	~$X,XXX

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