Campaign Finance Disclosure Guide

The people at OFCC PAC are 100% volunteers. The money donated to this organization is used, 100%, to achieve our shared goal of defending and improving a concealed carry law in Ohio.

OFCC PAC has a full disclosure policy on every last penny that comes in, and that goes out. But don't take our word for it - take it from the Secretary of State, who regulates PAC activities in Ohio.

Per Ohio Campaign Finance law, our 2004 pre-election report was made available to the Secretary of State 12 days prior to the November 2 general election. The 2004 post-election report will be submitted to the Sec. of State 38 days after election.

You may wish to access the Secretary of State web site to view our 2004 reports. Complete instructions on accessing the reports are provided on the bottom of this page.


For your convenience, a detailed summary is also provided here:


2002 Pre-Election Report

Statement of Contributions Received:

Cash Contributions:

$2006.50

Total Contributions: $2006.50

Statement of Expendiatures:

$1879.55 for multiple voter guide mailers (printing, paper, envelopes, postage)
$100 campaign donation (Tom Neihaus' campaign for Ohio Senate

Total Expendiatures: $1979.55


Total Cash on hand: $774.06





To research a PAC:
Access the Secretary of State database for PAC expendiatures.
(When prompted, set the date range and enter the PAC ID number. We also recommend that you select Excel format output, configure the lines to 5000 rather than the default 20, don't forget to set the date range.)

PAC ID Numbers are as follows (for your convenience, we have also listed several ID numbers for PACs of potential interest:)
- OFCC PAC - CP1134
- Ohio Gun PAC - OH845
- OCAPS - OH940
- Gun Safety Ohio - OH1129