The expenses with the biggest price tags for Hiebert were $969 and $894, both from. Hiebert has spent almost $6,500 of his total campaign contributions, with nearly every single cost listed being related to advertising. The bulk of Hiebert’s donations came from individuals in small amounts varying from just under $10 to up to $500 but there are three entries that cannot be attributed to specific persons or entities, as they were labeled “anonymous” donations. Pooling the third highest amount of contributions is sheriff’s candidate David Hiebert, who has collected $7,854 to help finance his run for election, $2,500 of which is self-funded.
SHERIFF TONY DEMEO PRO
For advertising services, DeMeo forked over $8,809 to Pro Media LLC, with his second largest expense coming in at $1,000 for High Impact Signs and his third at $981 for Amsterdam Pens, both marked as costs relating to advertising. His biggest payout went to Brian Shoemake of Pro Media LLC, recorded on DeMeo’s C&E as Anthony L Promedia LLC. Wehrly’s next highest expense was Quality Signs and Banners in Pahrump, which cost her over $2,800, also specific to advertising.ĭeMeo’s total in expenses thus far come to $13,920. Her major expenses came from Sundown Outdoor Advertising of Ennis, Montana where she paid $10,800 for advertising-related services. On the expenses side of things, Wehrly has also doled out the most cash of the 10 candidates for sheriff, at over $24,000 spent. Other donors included S Jones 300 LP, which contributed $1,000 and various individuals who donated between $200 and $500 each. His biggest financial supporter to date is former Nye County Sheriff’s Deputy Rick Marshall, who contributed $5,000. DeMeo marked down a $12,906 loan from himself in his contributions and expenses reports. Others who contributed to Wehrly’s bid for re-election include John Wehrly at $700 Kaempfer Crowell at $2,500 Floyd’s Construction at $500 Red Apple Fireworks at $500 and more.ĭeMeo’s campaign has taken in just over $22,500 in the period of January 1 to May 18 and he is yet another resident running for office utilizing his own money. Perhaps the most notable of Wehrly’s donors is former county sheriff Wade Lieseke, who was unseated by DeMeo when DeMeo ran for sheriff in 2002. Wehrly reported a total of $27,236 in direct campaign contributions and of that amount, she herself funded more than $16,000. In the race for Nye County Sheriff, the two top earners and spenders so far are incumbent Sharon Wehrly and former Nye County Sheriff Tony DeMeo. Early voting is underway for the June 12 primary.
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