McLean Campaign Discloses Finance Report; Over 250 contributors

Boise – The Committee to Elect Lauren McLean today released its first fundraising report in accordance with Idaho’s Sunshine Law.

The report shows 250 contributions and demonstrates that McLean’s vision for Boise appeals to people of both parties: community leaders, business people, labor organizations, arts patrons, neighborhood activists, school advocates, and hundreds of residents committed to this city’s future.

“I’ve said all along that this campaign – whether it be knocking on doors, raising money, or communicating with voters – is about advancing issues that will have an impact on this city.  My fundraising support demonstrates that diverse people agree with my vision, value my track record, and trust my leadership,” said Lauren McLean.

Despite having no opponent, McLean raised just shy of $40,000 and reported just over $23,000 cash on hand at the close of the first reporting cycle.  ”I am thankful for the outpouring of support I received after being named to the Council and announcing my candidacy for a four year term.  I look forward to working together with the Mayor, Council and residents across this city on policies and initiatives that will make Boise a model City in the West.”

Echoing her commitment to a campaign that focuses on issues and Boise’s future, McLean’s finance report shows bi-partisan and diverse support from throughout the city.

Notable donors include business leaders George and Bev Harad, Maggie Soderberg and Scott Simplot, Ed Miller and Teri Stein, and Skip and Esther Oppenheimer; Micron and Centurylink; the Boise Firefighters, Idaho Firefighters, and NW Carpenters, in addition to recent endorsements by Conservation Voters for Idaho and Ada County Realtors.  The report shows donations from noted conservationists, technology entrepreneurs, education advocates and leaders, neighborhood leaders, and notable Democrats and Republicans.