Case file: HD 98 From her own campaign filing
WRONG FOR DORCHESTER
Sonja Ogletree Satani represents

California's values. Not South Carolina's.

Her latest campaign report shows 82 cents of every dollar she raised came from outside South Carolina, and California gave her more money than South Carolina did.

Sonja Ogletree Satani with California Governor Gavin Newsom at an SC Democrats event
Sonja Ogletree Satani with California Gov. Gavin Newsom
82%
of her campaign dollars came from out of state
$16,848.67 of $20,532.71 raised
1,056
out-of-state contributions
Only 69 of her 1,125 contributions came from South Carolina
44
states sent her money
Plus Washington, D.C. and Guam
Exhibit A

Where every $100 she raised came from

Each square is $1. Black squares came from outside South Carolina.

$82
from outside South Carolina
$18
from South Carolina
Exhibit B

California is her #1 source of money

Top 10 sources of campaign dollars by state. South Carolina, the state she wants to represent, comes in a distant second.

Remaining 34 states, D.C. and Guam combined: $2,240.39
Exhibit C

California out-gave South Carolina

Dollars raised from each state on her October 14 report.

California
$7,886
38% of everything she raised · 488 contributions
VS
South Carolina
$3,684
18% of everything she raised · 69 contributions
2.1×
California gave her more than twice as much as South Carolina. Seven times as many Californians gave.
Exhibit D

Almost none of it comes from here

Money from the Summerville, Ladson and North Charleston area zip codes, compared with everything she raised.

8.9%
from our area
$1,818
raised from local zip codes, out of $20,533 total
$1,000
of that came from a single donor
$3,000
from national PACs in Washington, D.C., Oregon and North Carolina
Exhibit E

The out-of-state money flooded in all at once

Dollars raised by month. Most of September's total is dated a single day, September 30.

July
August
September
Oct 1–14

Say no to San Francisco Sonja

House District 98 deserves a representative funded by, and working for, the people of Dorchester County.

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