Ottawa mayoral candidate Catherine McKenney has made good on a pledge to release their list of campaign contributors who donated more than $100 ahead of the election. ottnews ottvote
The list includes all donations of $101 or more made before Oct. 9. McKenney says they will release an updated list on Oct. 20 to include the period between Oct. 10 and 19. Candidates' financial statements are published by the city of Ottawa following the election, but McKenney had promised to make their donor list public two weeks before Election Day.“Voters have a right to know who is funding a candidate before they cast their ballot.
The donor list provided by McKenney includes 1,303 names from all areas of the city and just over a dozen from other municipalities in Ontario, including four from Toronto. Under the, a candidate may accept contributions from individuals who reside anywhere in Ontario.
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