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Salinas City Council · District 5

Andrew Sandoval

District 5 · Sandoval for Salinas City Council District 5 2026 · Nov 2022 - Nov 2026

2026 filings: data as of 2026-10-17

2026 Filings

Data as of 2026-10-17. From the campaign statements committees filed with the City of Salinas; coverage differs by committee.

Committee: Sandoval for Salinas City Council District 5 2026 · ID 1471247 · Statement coverage: 2026-01-01 to 2026-10-17

Monetary contributions
$22,933
Later reported receipts
$0
Payments
$16,135
Ending cash
$7,371
New loans received (gross)
$0
In-kind
$463
Itemized unpaid bills
$0
Outstanding debt
$0

Each measure is reported separately and never added to another. Ending cash, unpaid bills and outstanding debt are balances at the end of the coverage period; later receipts were reported after the committee’s latest full statement.

The 2024–2025 history on this page is a separate dataset with different periods and labels; the two are not added together.

2026 campaign statements →2024–2025 history ↓

2026 Filing Detail

Data as of 2026-10-17. From the campaign statements this committee filed with the City of Salinas.

Committee: Sandoval for Salinas City Council District 5 2026 · ID 1471247

Where a list runs longer than five rows, the first five are shown, in the order the committee’s table uses. The committee page has each full list. These 2026 lists are separate from the 2024–2025 history below.

Where the money came from (2026)
Reported party / pooled groupAmountRecords
Monterey County New Progressives$5,9001
Other individual contributors/lenders (names withheld)$2,55018
Monterey/Santa Cruz Counties Building & Construction Trades Council Political Action Lea$2,0001
Sheet Metal Workers' Local Union 104$2,0001
Connie Murray$1,5003
Where the money went (2026)
Reported party / pooled groupAmountRecords
Dope Marketing$6,6194
Patricia Worth$2,0007
Simple Texting$1,10714
City of Salinas$8223
Political Data$5004
Where the money came from (2026) — Funding breakdown
Funding breakdownAmountShare of itemized monetary contributions
Reported individual contributors$10,20046.68%
Reported organizations / committees$11,65053.32%
Salinas postal codes$8,65039.59%
Other postal codes$13,20060.41%
Unknown postal codes$00.00%
Largest five matched contributor groups$12,75058.35%
Where the money went (2026) — Reported code
Reported codePurpose categoryItemized payments
WEBInformation technology$8,247
PROProfessional services$2,000
LITLiterature and mailings$1,321
OFCOffice expenses$1,166
(none)No expenditure code reported$822
CMPCampaign materials / miscellaneous$621
CVCCivic donations$400
In-kind support (2026)
Reported party / pooled groupAmountRecords
Boranda Inn Motel$2231
Northridge Night Market$1201
Grand Sus Designs$1201

Amounts are as reported in the committee’s statements. Each list is its own measure and is never added to another list or to the 2024–2025 history below.

Committee 1471247: full 2026 lists →

2026 Race

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2024–2025 History

2024–2025 history, data through Figures and charts from earlier filings in this site’s snapshot through May 17, 2026. A separate dataset from the 2026 filings above; it can cover different committees or periods.

Total Raised
$13,550
Contributions
19
Distinct Filing Names
16
Avg. Donation
$713
Largest filing-name totalsTop 10 · 2024–2025
Top 10

Largest filing-name totals

2024–2025 $5,500 was the candidate-committee limit per source for the 2024 election ($5,900 for 2026). Rows with the same normalized filing name are combined; names are not verified identities.
Where it came fromBy type · 2024–2025
By type

Where it came from

2024–2025
Donor records by inferred industryProject classification · 2024–2025
Project classification

Donor records by inferred industry

2024–2025

Transparent Salinas assigns these labels by matching filing names and disclosed employers against a project-maintained list. Industry is not an official filing field; labels may be incomplete or wrong and do not establish business interests or coordination. Methodology and corrections.

Expenditure summaryWhere it went · 2024–2025
Where it went

Expenditure summary

2024–2025
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All Contributions2024–2025

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Plain-language meanings from the site glossary. The official labels stay as filed.

Monetary contributions
Money a committee reported receiving as contributions: the Schedule A total, itemized plus unitemized amounts (Summary line 1). New loans and in-kind contributions are not included. It can include loan forgiveness, so it is not always all new cash.
Later reported receipts
Contributions reported on Form 497 that are dated after a committee’s latest full statement. They are counted separately and are not added to that statement’s totals.
Payments
Money a committee reported paying out (Summary line 6): itemized and unitemized payments plus loan interest (Schedule E). Subvendor details are informational and are not added to payments again.
Ending cash
The cash a committee reported at the end of the coverage of its latest full statement (Summary line 16). It is a balance on one date, not a total over time.
Itemized unpaid bills
Bills a committee listed as still unpaid on Schedule F, as of the end of its statement coverage. It can omit smaller unitemized obligations, and it is not added to outstanding debt.
Outstanding debt
The total debt a committee reported owing at the end of its statement coverage (Summary line 19). It includes loans and unpaid bills, so it is never added to them.

About these numbers

  1. Each 2026 figure is its own measure. The 2026 figures are not added together, within a committee or across committees.
  2. Unavailable (not zero): Shown when a figure could not be established from the filings used here, such as when no committee was matched to a candidate or a committee has no 2026 full statement. It does not mean zero dollars.
  3. Names withheld: individual contributors below the disclosure threshold are pooled into one row. Pooled amounts remain in funding totals.
  4. Loans, in-kind support and contributions reported after a committee’s last full statement are shown separately from monetary contributions.
  5. Reports filed after the export date may be missing. Check the City’s NetFile portal for newer filings.
  6. Positions of ballot-measure committees are as their filings or the City’s portal state them. They are not endorsements by Transparent Salinas.

Sources and method

The 2024–2025 history on this page covers 2024 and 2025 calendar-year filings from FPPC Form 460 Schedules A and E. The 2026 filings section above is a separate dataset.